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He looked indignant, hurt, and insulted, Maybe
I was being too harsh, I thought.
"In a strangely ironic twist of fate, if what you
have been told is true, you and Linden could very well
share a similar anger at the world and fate," I
suggested,
He considered the idea for a moment and
calmed,
"Yes, perhaps so. I never think of things from
his point of view exactly. I guess I should.'
I quickly told him about my conversation with
Leo Ross and his references to Kirby Scott, especially
his belief that Kirby had introduced Thatcher's parents
to the idea of renting my mother's property. "I don't know. I can't recall any mention of him
in that regard, but it might be true. I'll have to ask my
father and mother. However. I think I would agree
with you that if it is true, he had other than altruistic
motives. What a piece of work he was."
"You realize that from what you've been told, you might be talking about the man who is your
father. Thatcher.'
He smirked and shook his head.
"If my legal experiences have taught me
anything these last few years. Willow, it's that it takes
more th
an blood to bond people. I've represented
fathers against sons, sons against fathers, brothers and
sisters against each other. everything. I hate to think I
might share anything with such a person, even a
single corpuscle...
"What are you going to do? How are you going
