For Fourteen Years My Son Lived Rent-Free in a House He Believed Was His
I’m glad we’re finally having a grown-up conversation.
Just give me your exact address, and I’ll drive over right now and pick you up.”
“Did you phone Margaret today?” I asked.
The line went silent for five full seconds.
“Why would I phone Margaret?” he asked.
“Because she’s legal counsel for Mitchell Family Holdings,” I said.
“Dad, this is a private family matter,” he said, the smooth finish slipping off his voice.
“We don’t need corporate lawyers getting between a father and his son.