Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
“I’m careful with everything now, babe.
Trent, did you tell her about the closets yet?”
“I’m working on it, honey.”
Four champagne flutes stood on the coffee table next to a bowl of lemons, and the sun through the back window cast a stripe down the hall runner.
My mother’s camel coat hung on the closet door at the top of the stairs with one sleeve out, the way someone leaves a coat when they plan to carry it somewhere in a minute.
Gloria came up the front walk with a grocery bag on her hip and her good navy coat on, the one she wears when she intends to be noticed.