Cathy was nervous driving to school the next day. She no longer shared Florence’s car but had gotten her own after Nancy persuaded her to buy one with some of the money that had been deeded to her pet business.
“Mr. Burger allowed you to use Maggie’s money for your college expenses. That should apply to your transportation needs,” Nany pointed out, referring to Cathy’s accountant who was managing her business’ financial affairs.
Cathy had reluctantly agreed because she felt guilty about spending money on herself, but Florence was happy when she purchased the used red 2015 Dodge. “You’ll be much more independent now, Catherine,” she said.
Cathy had to admit it was nice to have her own set of wheels, although she still enjoyed walking to nearby places around Buttercup Bend, especially whe
