The house was wrong the second I stepped inside. Not empty—violated. My daughters sat frozen on the couch, shoes still on, as if someone had paused their lives mid-breath. A single note waited on the counter, written in my wife’s shaking hand, ending in a command that shouldn’t have existed: ask your mo… Continues…
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