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Brooke looked at me then, like she didn’t recognize me.

“You always wanted Grandma to yourself,” she said.

I leaned back.

“No,” I said. “I wanted her cared for. You just can’t tell the difference.”

She signed.

Not because she agreed.

Because she had no other move left.

Months later, she still received an inheritance—because Grandma had loved her. But it came with conditions. Structure. Oversight.

As for me, I got the house.

The accounts.

And everything that came with actually understanding what Grandma had built.

I found letters tucked into old boxes. Notes hidden in recipe books. And one message, folded carefully inside the cedar chest beneath her blankets.

Hannah sees what people do when they think no one is watching. Trust that.