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“She took my sweater! I saw her. She stole it! That woman took my sweater my mother made for me!”
Victoria, the lady ranting about her sweater, was sitting in her wheelchair. I’d offered to take her down to Rosewood’s main dining room, as I was going down there to sit with my mother-in-law, anyway...
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