“Does Sarah currently have a Last Will and Testament?”

David asked, his voice slipping into a sharp, predatory legal register.

“I don’t know,” I said. “Probably whatever Greg forced her to sign.”

“Find out,” David commanded. “If she doesn’t, or if Greg controls it, we’re drafting a new one tonight. I’m sending you a bulletproof template right now.

Get two independent medical witnesses. Get a mobile notary to the hospice by dawn. On top of that, we’re initiating an immediate insurance dispute and filing formal fraud concerns before he even attempts to file a death claim.

Martha, we aren’t just protecting her remaining money.”