On an Autumn Evening in Manhattan, Fifty Million Dollars Signed Away Eleven Long Years
She didn’t know I had Dr.
Vance’s lab records spelling out Spencer’s eighty percent genetic fragmentation score.
“Was that your bank?” Theo asked, coming down the open wooden staircase from his second-floor office with a ceramic pitcher of water.
“It was Rosalind,” I said.
“She wants to pay five million dollars for one more signature.”
“A signature on what?”
“A clause that bars me from saying her family name in public,” I said.
Theo set two clean glasses on the table next to my phone.