FORGOTTEN IDENTITY
I sat with that for a moment, appreciating, not for the first time and not for the last, how far this man had come from the one who had once made every decision alone and called it strategy.
We talked about it that night, all three of us, after I'd reached Kade on his return from a late meeting and we'd sat at the kitchen table with the particular, deliberate quality of a family accustomed to making significant decisions through honest conversation rather than unilateral action.
Kade's response was characteristically measured. "What's the risk of the full truth versus the benefit to the center's work?"
"The risk," Killian said, "is that it becomes a story about the Carter family's history ra
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