Seventy-Two-Year-Old Darla Pays Cash for an Emerald Green Prom Dress
I took my phone out of my pocket and opened my banking app right there behind the reception glass.
My savings showed seven hundred and forty-two dollars, built up twenty dollars at a time over three long years at the clinic desk.
“I’ve got seven hundred and forty-two dollars in savings, total,” I said.
“That leaves you twenty-eight dollars,” Ben said.
“If she gets pulled over without insurance, it’s a five-hundred-dollar fine and her license gets suspended for six months,” I said.
“She needs that car to get to her shifts.”