The grandfather clock in Mr. Harrison’s office ticked louder than my own pulse.
Three years of sleepless nights and medication schedules had finally led me to this small, quiet room.
Mr. Harrison opened a thick folder and cleared his throat.
“Claire, before we begin, I want to express my condolences. Your mother spoke highly of your devotion.”
“Thank you,” I answered. “She was everything to me.”
Mr. Harrison opened a thick folder.