Thirty-Nine Million Dollars and a Brown Folder on the Kitchen Table
“You drove here in a rental car,” Arthur said.
“You don’t even own a vehicle anymore, and you’re standing in my house giving orders.”
“Please, Fay,” Helen said.
“Can’t we just work out a payment plan for your sister?”
“There’s no payment plan,” I said.
“Because I never took a dime.”
I set the brown folder on the table next to the fake ledger.
I opened the flap and took out a thick stack of printed papers.