My Father Tossed a Blue Savings Passbook into the Mud at Cedar Ridge
“The bank fines used up whatever Pamela didn’t take when she walked out,” Arthur said.
“She filed for divorce the next morning.”
I pictured Gregory sitting in Mr.
Miller’s office, adjusting his shirt cuffs and trying to charm his way out of poverty.
I poured the rest of my coffee down the sink and rinsed the cup.
“Where’s Dustin?” I asked.
“He moved in with a friend,” Arthur said.
“He called the bank twice trying to get at the estate funds, but Mr.