Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
I put the receipt down on the glass table and laughed once, which caught me more off guard than the draft had.
My phone buzzed.
It was Sarah, my assistant, with a photo and six words.
The espresso machine had broken down again, she’d ordered the identical model, and she wanted me to know she wasn’t asking for permission.
I wrote back telling her to buy two.
For an hour I lined up the transfers with things I could say out loud.
The July we put in a new water heater for them.