Chapter 14“Do you still want to go back to Vancouver?” Lillian asked me. We were lying in bed later that night in what I’d come to call Walter’s room. We’d just made love.
I rolled over. “I don’t want Rachel to rule our lives. I like my job. You like your job.”
“But we live three thousand kilometers away from each other. One of us is going to have to make a sacrifice sometime.”
“I know.” I nodded. That was the problem.
“We don’t need to make a decision tonight, hon,” Lillian said. “My mother used to tell us to sleep on it. It’ll look clearer in the morning.”
I nodded. She took me in her arms again.
“You’re going to be here for how long?” she asked.
“I’m not sure. At least a month.”
“Then we have a lot of time to think about this. We have other things to think about, too,” Lillian w
