He Married a Forensic Accountant and Decided Fraud Was a Good Hobby. He Forgot Who My Father Was

Rowan had thought the prize was the money and the shares and the leverage, and he had lost all of it.

He never understood that the real inheritance was never on any balance sheet.

It was the plain, unremarkable certainty a child carries when he has never once been let down by the people who promised to catch him.

I could not give Felix a father who would show up.

But I could give him a mother and a grandfather who always would, and a home with no lies in its walls, and that, it turned out, was more than enough to raise a whole and happy boy.

Chapter 16 — The Absolute Truth