“You know Mom’s thinking about selling the house?”
The question caught Paul off guard, and he nearly ran into a parked car. “What’s that?” The stitch in his side was starting to become more like an entire row of stitches, and he wondered if he should ask for mercy and turn at the next corner to head back home.
“Yeah, she mentioned it the other day. She said there’s no reason for her to keep it if she always has a place with one of us.” His brother didn’t even seem to be breathing hard.
Paul pondered this new information. He had been so thankful when his mother had offered to move in with him. He had no idea what he was going to do when Linda, one of Tonya’s friends, said she wouldn’t be able to help out with Cooper anymore. While there had been other people helping him since school star
