Mrs. Tuesday's Departure: A Historical Novel Of World War Two - Plot & Excerpts
We went to her room and while Mila got ready for bed, I sat in my usual chair and picked up the book of Anna’s poetry that Mila had been reading the night before. Mila turned under the covers and propped herself up on one elbow. “Nana, I must go to a safe house.” “Not yet.” “If the Nazi’s find me here, you and Anna will be taken away too.” “Then we’ll have to keep you well hidden.” “But what about Anna?” “I’ll speak with her again.” “She can’t help herself, Nana.” Anna’s insanity was enough to make her dangerous, but not enough to make her harmless. I shivered with guilt at the thought. Would I have to choose between my sister and my niece? I turned off the light, closed Mila’s door, and walked down the hall to my study. Anna was sitting next to Deszo on the sofa, holding his hand, leaning against his shoulder.
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