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When I walked into the courtroom, my daughter laughed under her breath and her husband shook his head as if the outcome had already been decided. Caroline sat beside him in a charcoal designer suit, her blond hair perfectly arranged, while Grant leaned toward their attorney and whispered something that made all three of them smile. They saw a sixty-six-year-old widow carrying an old leather purse and wearing the same sensible navy shoes I had worn to my husband’s funeral.
Chapter 2 Richard had known this day might come. Three nights before he died, when the cancer had reduced his strong voice to a whisper, he squeezed my hand and...