Boston Real Estate, a Greenwich Mansion, and Five Attorneys
That’s the way she asks questions.
“Your father hated a scene,” she said.
“He would have wanted this handled quietly.”
She carried her coffee out into the hall with the mail folded under her arm.
I wrapped the Rockport mug and listened to her climb the stairs.
At noon I went into the study for the tax folder my father kept in the tall bookcase.
The desk drawers were already standing open.
“Looking for a pen,” Julian said, before I had asked him a thing.