CHAPTER 49In order to arrange burial services for CeCe and complete the necessary transfer documents to forfeit the assets and property he had inherited from her, the judge gave Cuddy an additional two weeks before he had to report to prison. He spent the time visiting every nonprofit in the region and offering to donate his furniture, cars, clothes, books, and time to those in need. Some accepted his charitable gifts; most did not. But nonetheless, it was therapeutic for him. Potter was now safely with Melinda, where he would be well loved.
Cuddy spent his last night of freedom at the Marriott in Center City. They looked at him suspiciously when he checked in with no luggage. The next morning, he placed all of his personal items, except for his driver’s license, in an envelope addressed
