SPADE
“What are you going to do to him when he’s out?” I asked Lex.
“He has a job, Spade. Once the renovation is done, he’ll be working there under maintenance.”
From happy, I shook my head in annoyance. “You put so much faith in him.”
“What do you think the people would say if they knew your father is homeless while you’re living in a thirty-five-million-dollar penthouse. Yes, you worked hard for it, but you’re not heartless. You showed humility than most rich kids ever did. You care about the planet more than I do, and you can’t show compassion to Sean?”
I snorted. “So you’re doing this because I have a reputation to keep?”
“No, but that’s what human beings should do. Show some humility when you have the privilege to do so.”
I shrugged. “I guess I’m not really his son, after all.”
