Six Years After the Lake Trip, One Blue Envelope Upended Everything Clara Believed
“Who would ever sue the trust?”
“You never know with young relatives,” Dean said.
He smiled, but his top teeth stayed hidden behind his lip.
“People get ideas.”
I turned to the third page, where a notary stamp sat next to a dark red seal.
“You had the county clerk draw this up?” I asked.
“I had the best estate lawyer in Terre Haute draw it up,” Dean said.
“What did that cost?”