by
Lucia Berlin
For months Sally and I worked hard trying to analyze our lives, our marriages, our children. She never even drank or smoked like I did.
Her ex-husband is a politician. He stops by almost every day, in a car with two bodyguards, and two escort cars with men in them. Sally is as close to him as I am with Max. So what is marriage anyway? I never figured it out. And now it is death I don’t understand.