Colleen Whitmore — The Suitcase Dennis Never Thought to Open
PART 19
The first time Dennis asked what was in my suitcase, I was sitting in Elaine’s office signing a routine discovery acknowledgment.
The question arrived in a letter from his attorney.
Dennis wanted to know whether I had removed household valuables when I left.
He listed jewelry, watches, a small painting, and my grandmother’s crystal bowl, which he knew perfectly well he had broken.
Elaine read the letter aloud and raised an eyebrow.
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