The first night I started stitching, my fingers were shaking so hard that I jabbed the needle clean through my thumb. I bit down on a yelp, wiped the blood away, and kept going, careful not to let a single drop stain the olive fabric laid out on my quilt.
YEES I bit down on a yelp, wiped the blood away, and kept going.
If Camila or her daughters caught me with Dad’s old uniform, I knew they’d never let me hear the end of it.
Dad’s jacket was frayed at the cuffs, the edges soft from years of wear.
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