You Should Check Your Desk
He turned to his mother in the doorway, her mouth open as she read the top sheet over his shoulder, the dust motes hanging in the empty air between them.
Then his phone rang, and he answered it on speaker with trembling hands.
It was his own lawyer.
“Ian,” the man said, grim and exhausted.
“I just heard from the District Attorney’s office.
They’re not only looking at the trust money now.