Having the Keys Doesn’t Mean You Own It
“And the SUV stays with me.”
“Fine,” I said.
He frowned.
He looked, honestly, a little disappointed that I hadn’t fought — as though he’d been looking forward to it.
“And since you insisted on primary custody of the girls, they’re your responsibility.
I’ll see them when my schedule allows.”
Even the divorce attorney looked up at that.
“They’re your daughters, Mr.