Boston Real Estate, a Greenwich Mansion, and Five Attorneys
A woman’s voice came through the phone, thin and rushed.
Julian held up one finger to me and walked toward the window.
I left through the kitchen.
A pan sat in the sink full of cold water with a film of grease on top.
Behind me, Julian’s phone made the little click of a screen locking.
Out in the driveway Richard was blocking my car door with his body.
He set a box of brass hinges on the hood.
“You’re embarrassing this family,” he said.