“He read Marshall’s letter,” Cloe said. “How did Jonah read Marshall’s letter.”
She was still in the south room with Mac at her shoulder and the solicitor on the phone and the city outside the window entirely unmoved.
“My client says Marshall showed it to him,” Thomas Reid said. “When they met. He showed him the letter he had written to you and told him what was in the settlement. My client is twenty-six years old and he has spent his life without financial support from his father. He read the settlement figures and he understood that money was moving and some of it came from sources that affected you.” A pause. “He wants to make a correction. He said to tell you the word correction was deliberate.”
Cloe pressed her hand flat against the window glass.
The word correction.
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