The Man Who Never Boarded the Plane
He would think about that “okay” a great deal, later.
He would think about it at three in the morning for the better part of a year.
Because here is what Chadworth Prescott did not understand about Sabina Vance until he was sitting in a dark room watching a monitor: she had not been auditioning to be a wife.
She had been conducting an appraisal.
The house.
The trust structure.
The names on the deeds.
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