and ate whatever was cheapest.
When Chloe finally came home, she needed breathing treatments and medication my insurance barely covered.
I sold jewelry, canceled everything optional, and ate whatever was cheapest.
Then the pharmacy gave me a total I couldn’t pay. I even counted twice.
I sat in my car outside
he removed?”
“Yes.”
“He said he paid for most of the savings anyway.”
“Shared bills?”
“Yes.”
“Furniture he took?”
“Some.”
“Medical costs?”
I nodded.
“He
