I let out a short, strange laugh.
“You came to my parents’ house after their funeral to help my husband steal from me,” I said. “This is already big.”
Adrian stepped closer. “You think anyone’s going to believe you?”
That was when I threw the front door wide open.
And what I saw outside changed everything.
Our neighbors were there.
Mrs. Rivera stood next door with her phone in hand. Mr. Collins, a retired police officer from across the street, was already walking toward the porch. Two others stood nearby, watching.
I had forgotten the windows were open. I had forgotten how loud Adrian could get.
But they had heard enough.
Mr. Collins looked at Adrian’s injured wrist, then at my split lip, and the folder on the table.
