Chapter 241. Cornered.
SEDONA
The drop-off Nick was scheduled for two o'clock. Mrs. Peterson had Nick. Diane, the social worker, was already in the family house centre lobby when I arrived. Diane remained the same unobtrusive warmth person, she during the first visit.
I didn't see Logan's car in the main lot. I should have looked harder.
The visit went well. Forty minutes of Nick describing, in exhaustive detail, a science project about volcanoes that had taken over his entire week. I held the information carefully. Completely. The way I held everything now — filing every detail away, because each one was a piece of him I'd missed and was getting back.
When Diane signaled to Nick for time,he hugged me. He walked went with Mrs. Peterson toward the side entrance. I gathered my things an
