And right there, in front of everyone, I realized the worst part of the night had only just begun.
PART 2
The next morning, my father arrived at my apartment holding two OXXO coffees and wearing an expression that looked ten years older than the night before.
“Don’t lie to me,” he said the second I opened the door. “I need to know everything.”
So I showed him.
He refused to sit until I pulled up every transfer, one by one. Month after month. Dates, amounts, blank descriptions because Veronica had always insisted on discretion. My father stared at the screen without blinking, his jaw locked tight.