This is the part where I tell you the ending, and the ending is not a house, and it is not a name, and it is not two hundred thousand dollars.
Daniel sold the quarry parcel that fall and did not split it with me, and I did not fight him, and I did not speak to him for two years. Then he got sick, and I went to the hospital, and we sat in a room with a machine that beeped and did not talk about the land or the truck or the folder. He died in March. He left me the parcel in his will, which I found out from a lawyer in a letter, and which I have never sold.
The stall is still there. Marcus runs it two days a week now, and I run it five, and the freezer died in the second winter after Nora left and I replaced it and did not remortgage the building, because I had a partner by then, a woman na
