We would go to the detective store, back when it existed to buy listening devices and itching powder.
Our summers were filled with agent number sevens and femme fatales.
We'd hide under the stairs spy on our aunts and grandmothers hoping to hear some of the spelled out words family secrets hushed looks, that so frequented our presence.
I wonder if you would still snicker hold your hand over your mouth, face blooming red, if you knew that the spelled out words and family secrets are now about you.