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of the savings anyway.”

 

“Shared bills?”

 

“Yes.”

 

“Furniture he took?”

 

“Some.”

 

“Medical costs?”

 

I nodded.

 

“He said he paid for most of the savings anyway.”

 

I hesitated.

 

“He said he paid for most of the savings anyway.”

 

Barbara slid the notebook toward me.

 

“Then let the records decide that.”

 

I wrote everything down.

 

Dates. Amounts. Messages.

 

I stopped outside the elevator.

 

Then she drove me somewhere else.

 

A family-law office.

 

I stopped outside