Before I graduated, my documentary was picked up by Nantwich TV. They were producing a special segment on family reunions, and the partner organization happened to be the public welfare foundation where Andrew worked.
On the day of the shoot, he sat in the interview chair in a black suit. Under the lights, he looked much more mature than in high school. And a lot thinner.
The director glanced my way. "Tara, you'll ask the questions?"
I nodded and sat down opposite him.
Andrew went completely still when he saw me. "Tara."
I opened my interview notebook. "Mr. Andrew Jones, long time no see."
He went pale. He probably never imagined that I'd one day call him that.
The camera lights came on, and I hit record on my voice recorder. "Mr. Andrew Jones, what made you choose to work in family
