Chapter 36
Sarah GardnerWednesday came around quickly for Sarah. In the morning, she went to see her therapist and told her that she’d asked Caleb to move out. They both agreed that it was for the best. “It will be a new type of grief all over again,” Megan warned. “So I want you to be aware of it.” Megan was right. It was a different kind of grief, and it blind-sided Sarah.
When Caleb told her that he’d found another place to stay, it hit Sarah like a speeding truck. At the time, she’d been pottering around Zoe’s room, tidying the closet and drawers while the kids napped. “That’s good news, Caleb,” she said. She dared not look at him and kept fixed on filling up Zoe’s diaper drawer.
“Yeah, it was perfect timing, really,” Caleb whispered, careful not to wake Zoe. “The roommate of one of
