under the window.
Then Martin’s mother said, “I have an attorney who can give you a referral. You need your own counsel. Not mine. Yours.”
That word hit me harder than I expected.
Yours.
My whole life, everything that belonged to me had somehow become available for family use.
My time.
My money.
My room.
My patience.
My grandmother’s house.
Now a woman who had continue reading …