More than a year has passed since Frank's death, and Wendy, rekindling a forgotten passion for painting, has decided to create a truly singular memorial portrait in oil. Now, how are Lee and Lucy to gently convey that the depiction isn’t qu…

Lee’s blunder was spectacular: a scathing text intended for Lucy somehow ended up in Anna’s inbox. Now, both he and Lucy were confronted with an absurd challenge – to pilfer Anna’s phone and erase the message before she discovered its conte…

Lee's pledge to Lucy—that he would strive for greater amiability amongst the other parents at the playground—proved unfortunate when he chose Keith as his first target.

Confined to the window with a healing knee, Lee spends his days observing the lives of those around him, peering out through a set of binoculars.

Lee fulfills his civic duty by serving on a jury, joining eleven others to deliberate over the defendant’s guilt or innocence. It seemed a straightforward undertaking – until Lee began to scrutinize his fellow jurors themselves.

Lee planned a family camping excursion deep into the wilderness, only to find themselves in a place where their cries would go unanswered.