With time, they could afford a bigger house. A longer driveway. Inching further away from her family but not so far that Frida would ping it was intentional, or so Tom assumed. They didn’t know their neighbours. Tom liked it that way. In fact, he became so unpleasant at times Frida wondered if it was all by design to drive others away. There were two citrus trees in this backyard, but since Frida never cooked any of that weird Mediterranean food from her childhood, again the fruit went uneaten. No bowls of bright lemons sat decoratively on the kitchen table. Tom spent his weekends much the same as he always had, mowing and burying grapefruit corpses. He would never allow them to rot on the ground.