Chapter 29Wills had finally gotten in touch with his maternal grandparents. “I’m getting married, Grandma, and I want to introduce you. Is it all right if we come down?”
He’d already told me he wanted to inform them face to face that he was gay, so I wasn’t bent out of shape at how ambiguous he was.
When he got off the phone, he was smiling and there was a relieved expression in his eyes. “I told Grandma we’d be there for Mother’s Day.” For the last few years, things had been strained between them, although Wills was certain it was because his Uncle Tony intercepted his phone calls. “Is that okay?”
“It’s a little late to ask, don’t you think?”
“Ah, s**t, Theo—”
“That’s okay, I was just teasing you. After all, we will be stopping in Tarpon Springs before we come home.” We hadn’t been a
