When the Ice Queen Thaws
y weekend was sup
and my dau
pe, a place of still water and tall pine trees that smelled like
eady in her swimsuit, her laughter echoing over the wa
half-finished book in my lap. This was peace. The kind o
rom across the lake, growing louder. A h
leaming, cutting a sharp wake through the
ce sha
At the helm was a woman I recognized instantly fro
rge, red-faced man in a tight polo shirt surveyed our property like he was planning to
killed the engine and hopped off, her ento
ss her face. She didn't see a Cabot. She saw Sa
voice dripping with condescens
king me up and down, her eyes
house for the weekend. To enter
had stopped swimming and was now treading water,
e welcoming committee
otten on the chair. My v
dence. My private reside
d, a shrill, u
for everything. This is his world
y for two hundred years. The trust that owns it also owns your boyfriend' s ent
't say tha
tween us. Her arrogance was a physical thing, a
tle kingdom. She had no idea she was just
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