Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
“After that it’s out of my hands.”
The driver climbed down from the cab.
“Ma’am, do you want the all-weather mats out of the trunk before I haul this off?”
“Yes. Thanks.”
He took them out, propped them against the garage door in a stack of four, and went back to his levers.
The blinds in the master bedroom rose and dropped again in one motion.
Gloria came out the front door with Brooke a step behind, both of them still in their robes.
Gloria pressed her hand flat to her chest.