“Red,” he said, low, soft, almost too soft to cut through the air in this RV. “Look at me.”
She was looking at him.
“It’s not your fault,” he said.
“What?” Red sniffed.
“It’s not your fault your mom died.”
Red paused, held her breath.
“I know,” she said flatly. It wasn’t her, it was Catherine Lavoy. They’d all just learned that together.
“Red,” Arthur said, fingers gentle against all her broken bones and skin. “It’s not your fault.”
Red blinked. “I know,”