The Day My Ex-Fiancé Humiliated Me at the Grocery Store, a Stranger Brought Me the Other Half of My Father’s Compass
The letter was dated long after her supposed death.
“Walter, lying to Tessa doesn’t protect her.
I want to see her.
You can’t keep deciding for both of us.”
I sat down on the floor, my legs ice-cold.
My father had hidden two different truths in the same piece of furniture.
I wanted to call Vincent and demand explanations, but I remembered the warning.
First I photographed the documents, saved copies in a brand-new email account, and wrote to Joan.