I Let Them Throw Me Out Before They Learned What Richard Left Me

a holding company and restructured ownership six months before his death. Not sold. Not shared. Given.

To me.

I looked at Len and said the first foolish thing that came into my head.

“I’ve never even liked Manhattan.”

“That may improve your bargaining position.”

I gave him a look. He almost smiled.

Then he became serious again.

“There is more,” he said.

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