Chapter 20
ANDREW
I’ve been driving around Greenwich for over a half an hour.
After I told Sabrina the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me God, she gave me the third degree of a lifetime.
I thought I’d be confessing a lie…
I didn’t know I’d be spilling my guts all over her Mercedes’s carpeted floor.
The driver seat I navigate in feels more and more like a hot seat with every mile, and my baby sister turns to me for the fourteenth time, her brown eyes shooting accusatory daggers in my direction.
I have no choice.
I let her stab me with another question, bleeding out.
“How do you know Nancy?” She inquires, eyes narrowing from the passenger seat.
I swerve the wheel to avoid hitting a small SUV.
Flipping on the windshield wipers as a February icy rain beats d
