forties, wore a wool vest, had a slight limp, and somehow gave off the impression that he owned a sailboat but never forced anyone to hear stories about it.
I explained everything.
The joint account.
The utilities.
The secondary credit card Mom carried.
The car Dad had been driving for two years even though the vehicle and insurance were still tied to me.
Greg asked questions, took notes, and eventually leaned back.
“You’ve been holding up a house of cards,” he said. “Sounds like you finally stepped away.”
That sentence