No. With the company I built after I left.”
I finished my degree online, created scheduling software for restaurants, then sold it. After that, I started a staffing platform for single parents. The same job they mocked became the industry that made me rich.
Mom sank back into her chair.
Mason whispered, “You could have helped us.”
“I did,” I said.
I opened the folder and slid payment records across the table.
Three years of taxes.
Insurance.
Mortgage assistance.
Exam fees.
Application fees.
Transfers Mom called “family obligations” while telling
