Margaret Walked Away From Scottsdale With a Blue Mug and Eighty-Nine Million Dollars
“We have to see where each dollar goes before winter gets here.”
“I understand that,” I said.
She rose from the stool, picked up her glass of tea, and headed toward the master bedroom hallway without saying another word.
I rinsed the knife under the chrome faucet, letting the warm water run in a thin, careful stream.
I wondered why Renee was chasing small jumps in the utility bills so hard when Daniel kept telling his clients his real estate business was booming.
At a quarter to nine, I carried a neat pile of folded white bath towels down the dark hallway toward the linen closet.