Where Angels Fear to Tread
“Carl returned to the table and dropped a colorful Happy Meal box down in front of her. "Here ya go," he said. "Time to put your crayons away and eat your hamburger." She dropped her red crayon and picked up the black, as if he had never spoken.
"Zoe, you can finish that later," Carl said firmly as he sat down across from her.
The child continued her work, her face close to the paper, scrutinizing every line she drew.
"All right." Carl had had enough. "That's it for now." He reached ...across, pulling the paper out from beneath her moving crayon, and she continued to color upon the tabletop.
"Hey!" he warned. "Stop that." She seemed to realize what her father had done and set the crayon down beside the others, growing very still.
"You can finish this after you've eaten," Carl repeated as he moved to set the paper down on the far side of the table. But something caught his eye and he stopped, staring at the drawing.MoreLess
"Zoe, you can finish that later," Carl said firmly as he sat down across from her.
The child continued her work, her face close to the paper, scrutinizing every line she drew.
"All right." Carl had had enough. "That's it for now." He reached ...across, pulling the paper out from beneath her moving crayon, and she continued to color upon the tabletop.
"Hey!" he warned. "Stop that." She seemed to realize what her father had done and set the crayon down beside the others, growing very still.
"You can finish this after you've eaten," Carl repeated as he moved to set the paper down on the far side of the table. But something caught his eye and he stopped, staring at the drawing.MoreLess
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