Interrupt Me Again and I'll Crush You
There were visible cracks on the wooden surface, but she had carefully glued the tiny dancing boy together again.
When she wound the key, the delicate, tinkling notes of "Swan" filled the room.
"My hands aren't as steady as they used to be," she said, awkwardly rubbing her hands together. "In a few days, I'll buy you a prettier music box from the city."
I hugged the music box to my chest like a long-lost treasure. Smiling, I said, "I love this music box the most, Mom. This is the best music box in the world because you made it."