"Truth?" Elena set down her glass. "Fine. Let’s start with you, Sam. You wrote two hundred pages about his wisdom, his sacrifice. But you left out the night he threw me down the stairs for borrowing his car without asking. You left out that he didn't visit Mom in the hospital because she'd bought the wrong brand of orange juice."
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Tess spoke for the first time, her voice soft but surgical. "Arthur loved control. Not people. He told me once, in his final weeks, that he regretted nothing. He said, 'Regret is for people who imagine they could have been different.'" "Truth
Tess's face, for the first time, lost its composure. You wrote two hundred pages about his wisdom, his sacrifice
Then Mark leaned forward. "Can I say something that no one else will?"
"Keep it," Elena said. "All of it. Liquidate it. Give it to a domestic abuse charity. I'm done."