Mysterious Ways

The Toothache

The pain was sharp and sudden. It shot through my lower molar. I dropped the pair of khakis I had been folding into the open suitcase on my bed.

“Oh, no,” I muttered.

My husband, Mike, looked up from across the room. “What is it?”

“It’s this darn tooth,” I said, rubbing my jaw. I had a crown, but the tooth underneath was apparently infected. The dentist had warned it might become a problem. But that

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