Caroline came in April.She had come in February of the seventh year and had said: you are both well. She came in April of the eighth year and said, on arrival, before she had seen anything beyond the hall: "Something is different."Ernest took her coat. Caroline's coat was different from the coat she had worn in February — the February coat had been heavy, wool, the coat of someone who expected cold weather and had dressed accordingly. The April coat was lighter, a trench coat in a beige that Caroline had once described as "the color of optimism in a British spring." Ernest had laughed at this description and Caroline had looked pleased that her joke had landed."Yes," he said. "Something is different.""What is it," she said. Not what has changed — she was Don's sister and Don's sister did not ask imprecise questions. What is it: the specific identification of the quality, not the inventory of the changes.Caroline had always asked this way. In the early years of Ernest's acquaintan
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