The Perfect Friend | A Story from HUMAN ERROR
The Perfect Friend Part One Margaret Sullivan was seventy-three years old, had lived alone for six years, and had fallen exactly twice. According to her daughter, this constituted a crisis. According to Margaret, the first fall didn’t count because there had been ice on the front step, and anybody could fall on ice. The second one barely counted because she’d tripped over a laundry basket, which was technically her own fault and therefore none of anyone else’s business. “You were [...]






