The Coat My Father Wouldn’t Take Off
“The notary who supposedly witnessed this,” I said, turning to Kowalski, laying it out clean and cold the way I’d lay it out for a jury, “died eleven months before its date.
The physician who supposedly found our father incompetent is a retired dermatologist in another state who has never met him.
It’s forged, Marcus.
All of it.
I have the originals and I have already flagged the discrepancies.”
Julian was staring at me like I’d turned into a stranger in front of him.
“Elena.
What are you doing?