Paper Widow
Eileen Sheehan, Ailene Frances, E.F. Sheehan
“It could have been so much worse than it is, but it is still bad. Father, uncle, and Alexander invested in some speculation that I’m not able to understand enough to explain. Sadly, they lost most of my inheritance and much of my dowry. If it was not for the fact that we were, as my dear Alexander put it, disgustingly rich, I would be penniless and in the street. I worry about Kimble’s future, so I’m selling the house and moving into something more modest. If I do things correctly, Kimble will still live a good life.”
“You named our son Kimble?” Nate said.
“Alexander named him,” Elise replied.
“Did he know?” Nate asked.
“That’s why he did it,” she said.
“Damn,” Nate said with a slow sh
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