He believed me because he was twelve and trusted his mother to make everything okay.
By the time he turned sixteen, everything was okay. I’d bought my first duplex, then a small apartment building, then a commercial property downtown. I had a gift for seeing potential in neglected properties and the stubborn determination to make my vision reality.
Michael’s first car was a BMW. His college tuition was paid in full. When he graduated with a business degree he’d barely earned, I handed him a check for a condo down payment without blinking.
I thought I was giving him security. I was actually giving him a masterclass in entitlement.
At twenty-eight, he brought Sabrina home.