My Bank Called to Say My Son Tried to Take Control of My Money With Fake Dementia Papers

had not and did not intend to. My mornings belonged to a specific and satisfying routine: the kettle on at eight, the kitchen window cracked an inch to let in the Savannah air, the first cup of coffee taken slowly enough that I could hear the neighborhood assemble itself around me, one bird and one car and one distant lawn mower at a time.

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