“ Didn’t know y ou were a towhead ,” I said , a bit irritated by the omission . A young boy with curly , blond hair stared out from the glossy , slightly out-of-focus p hotograph I held , a fishing pole in his hand and baggy overalls hanging off his bare, freckled shoulders. Even at 9, Kaleb’s body tensed with the wiry muscles he’d grow into. “Yep,” Kaleb said. “ It t urned brown around ten or eleven .” His rough hand rubbed my shoulder. The double bed creaked under us, echoed by the floorboards. The online ad for the bed and breakfast said it was quaint, bu t even for north Louisiana , it was more rustic than we’d expected . Nothing more than a double bed, a lone floor lamp, an oversized armoire, and one of those old school, tube TVs on top of an army footlocker. At least it fit our budget. I turned the crinkled photo over. “ Don’t know you as well as I thou...