Chapter 1: My husband brought his mistress into our bedroom while I lay dying, then let her measure the windows for the curtains she planned to hang after my funeral. h6368

“She’s getting weaker,” he said. “The doctors think it’s the disease. We just need a little more time.”

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A voice responded through the recording.

“Then make sure nobody changes her treatment.”

David laughed.

“I know what I’m doing.”

I felt the room tilt.

I had expected evidence.

I had expected confirmation.

But hearing my husband’s voice discussing my deterioration as though he were monitoring an investment was something else entirely.

Samuel paused the recording.

“I’m sorry.”

I typed.

WHO IS THE OTHER PERSON?

“We haven’t identified the voice yet.”

I asked another question.

WHAT ABOUT THE WILL?

Samuel opened a folder.

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“Your final will is secure. The house goes to the animal rescue foundation you selected. Your private holdings remain protected. David has no authority over the trusts.”

I focused on another line.

AND THE JOINT ACCOUNTS?

“They will be frozen once the protocol is triggered.”

I typed slowly.

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