Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
For the first three weeks after the tow truck, it had rung nearly every afternoon.
A process server, two times.
A young reporter from the Paradise Valley paper who wanted a quote about the eviction and didn’t get one.
Mrs.
Feldman from two houses down, with a bundt cake and not a single question.
That cake was delicious.
I ate two slices standing at this same island and left the plate in the sink unrinsed.
My phone lit up on the counter with David’s office on the screen.