the paper.
“That house is ours.”
“No,” Rebecca said. “It never was.”
That was the final secret my grandfather had kept.
Eighteen years earlier, Daniel’s father had nearly lost the mansion after his business collapsed. My grandfather bought the property through a family trust and allowed his old friend to remain there for life.
After Daniel’s father died, Patricia was allowed to stay under the same agreement.
She had spent years telling everyone she owned the estate.
She didn’t.
My grandfather did.
And after his death, the trust passed to
