My Husband Said a Foster Child Would Leave With Nothing—Then a DNA Match Brought a Man With a Silver Cane to Our Divorce Hearing
It caught only after I lifted the handle slightly.
“Keep our number on paper,” she said.
“And if the room becomes a problem, come to us or use the housing list.”
The car heater had warmed my hands.
When she drove away, I missed that warmth more than I expected.
Inside, I put the retainer receipt beneath the lamp.
A paid lawyer did not make me safe by itself.
But I had someone who could answer Patrick’s papers with papers of my own.