Margaret Doyle — The House They Thought Was Theirs
He wrote that he had watched his son become a man who expected comfort without noticing who provided it.
He confessed that he had encouraged Gordon’s entitlement by making excuses for him as a boy.
He had also failed to intervene when Beverly treated me harshly.
I should have spoken up earlier, he wrote.
A gift cannot repair what I allowed, but it can give you the freedom to choose something better.
There was another paragraph I had forgotten reading the first time, years earlier.
I have explained to Beverly that her future is protected within the trust’s rules.