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Or the building manager?”
She flinched. “No. It’ll only make him angrier.”
She closed her eyes, then nodded.
“Yes.”
I hesitated. “Is what he said true? About the will.
About the apartment.”
Her eyes filled with tears. She nodded again.
I leaned against the doorframe, trying to process it. “But why?
You have a son.”
“Because my son doesn’t care about me. He cares about what I own. He only shows up when he wants money.
She looked up at me. “You and Nick check on me. You bring me soup.
You sit with me when I’m scared. You carried me down nine flights of stairs. I want what I have left to go to someone who actually loves me.
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