They Drank My Father’s Champagne and Toasted My Death. They Forgot Whose Daughter I Am
“And the poor thing thinks she married a fairy tale.
She actually believes it.” Another sip.
“She has no idea what she married into.”
I pressed both hands over my mouth.
They were drinking my father’s champagne, on my father’s boat, laughing about erasing me from the earth — and I understood, with a clarity that cut straight through the drug, that I was not the only one they meant to erase.
Chapter 5 — The Whole Family