My Parents Threw Me Out at 16 After I Lost My Leg—19 Years Later, They Came Back Demanding $1 Million for My Sister
“What kind of mistake costs a million dollars?”
His expression tightened.
“We don’t have time for attitude.”
I almost laughed.
My mother added:
“There’s an audit next week.
If the money is replaced before then, this can still be handled quietly.”
Quietly.
That word told me almost as much as the amount.
I looked at the folder.
Then at them.
“Why would I fix anything for Chloe?”
Beatrice gave the same sharp laugh I remembered from childhood.
“Because you owe this family.”