Alexander Sinclair Came Back to Fairview Hospital to Defend His Injured Wife Against Her Family’s Demands
Her chin came up.
“The ambulance was called the moment we understood what had happened.”
“Then take the page out.”
She reached into the bag a second time and laid a cashier’s check on top of the papers.
Twenty thousand dollars, dated that morning, drawn on Whitmore Construction, signed with a felt pen that had bled a little at the loop of the W.
“The first month,” she said.