What the Bread Was For
Chapter 26 — The Notebook
The court ordered Junia to repay every dollar she had taken.
She had already spent most of it on herself, and had to sell the Bridgeport apartment and move into a rented room on the far edge of Stamford.
The family cut off all contact.
She spent her remaining years blaming Marlowe for her downfall.
Desmond never visited her.