The Wistful Grid
The banquet hall smelled of roasted goose and stale sweat. The chandeliers shook as we drank. I held the glass tight. My knuckles were white. I was a sergeant then. I wore the uniform. I kept the peace. I held the law in my left hand. In my right, I held a shard of bone. No. Not bone. A tooth. My father’s tooth. He had pulled it himself. He had died in the bed. I was there. I held the cup. He...
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