yours.”
“You manipulated a sick old woman.”
“She was my mother. Not yours. MINE.”
“Then where were you?” I asked calmly.
Tim paused. For a second something cracked behind his face, the same flicker I had seen in the coffee shop when he said he could not watch his mother. Then it hardened again.
“You manipulated a sick old woman. I have lawyers, Jeremy. Real ones. You’ll be lucky to keep your van.”
“I didn’t manipulate anyone. She knew.”
“Knew what?”
“Knew I wasn’t you. The whole time.”
Tim’s attorney