There Would Be Food Tomorrow
My mother blinked, genuinely caught off guard; I had never once, in my whole life, spoken to her that way.
“What is wrong with you, Jason?” I set a thick binder down on her living room table.
“Five years,” I said.
“What are you talking about?” “Nearly one hundred and forty thousand dollars.” She went pale.
Ryan opened the binder and began scanning the pages, his face darkening.
“It’s the money I wired every month for Maya,” I said.
Evelyn recovered fast, crossing her arms.
“Not all of that was for her!