My Husband Demanded I Apologize to His Daughter, So I Walked Out of My Own House
“Dad,” Ava said.
“Why does that say you were waiting for her to pay off the house?”
Daniel reached for the laptop lid to fold it shut, but I placed my hand flat on top of the casing, keeping the screen upright under the overhead light.
“Leave it open,” I said.
“This email was a private discussion about tax planning for your mother’s estate,” Daniel said, his voice turning sharp and clipped.
“You had no legal right to access my cached files.”