My 14-Year-Old Son Grew His Hair to Make a Wig for His Friend With Cancer—The Next Day, Her Father Called Me

Grace had sent a photograph of a piece of blue fabric.

A single crooked pocket had been sewn onto it.

Beneath the picture, she had written:

Don’t tell your mom what this is for yet!

Noah looked at me.

“Mom, am I allowed to keep this secret?”

I raised an eyebrow.

“Is anybody’s parent going to get called to school over it?”

He burst out laughing.

“Probably not.”

“Then I suppose I can survive a little surprise.”

He smiled.

But I couldn’t help wondering what Grace was making.

Part 7 — The Crooked Pocket and a New Beginning

Two weeks later, Michael called me.

I was surprised to see his name on my phone.

“Hello?”

“Rachel, it’s Michael Bennett.”

“Hi, Michael. Is everything okay?”

“Everything’s fine. Actually, I wanted to apologize.”

I sat down.

“Apologize for what?”

“The way I behaved at the school meeting.”

He paused.

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