“Because if the company collapses, Miles will be affected.

And because I’m starting to think I’ve been lying to myself.”

“You can tell that to your lawyer,” I said.

“If you want to make things right, provide the records.”

“I’ve already instructed our counsel to preserve everything.”

I looked down at Miles, sleeping peacefully on my lap.

“Then keep doing the next right thing,” I told him.

It was all I could offer.