“You’re choosing paperwork over family.”
“No,” I replied. “You made that choice when you sold something that wasn’t yours.”
After he left, I discovered an envelope on a box near the door.
Inside was a $5,000 check.
A handwritten note from Mom stated that depositing it would confirm our private agreement to resolve the vehicle dispute. Birthdayparty planning
I didn’t cash it.
Lee preserved it as evidence.
The next morning, Detective Morgan Ellis called.
My father had provided him with an email supposedly written by me.
It stated that I was giving my parents the Lexus because I now had a company vehicle.
The problem?
I had never written that email.
But it appeared to have been sent from my account.
For several minutes, I couldn’t understand how.
Then I remembered something.
When my townhouse flooded, my parents had helped move boxes from my office. GetParenting Tips
