Chapter 29 - WHAT WEALTH MEANS

Maya eventually became an attorney specializing in medical and housing rights.
At her first major case, she represented a family whose medical bills had nearly cost them their home.
She won.
Outside the courthouse, reporters asked why she chose that field.
Maya looked directly into the cameras.
“Because when I was six, my family nearly disappeared.”
She paused.
“One person noticed.”
The reporter asked who.
“My father.”
“Your biological father?”
Maya smiled.
“No.”
She glanced toward Marcus waiting across the street.
“My real father.”
Marcus's eyes filled with tears.
Maya crossed the street.
He opened his arms.
She hugged him.
“You did good, Dad.”
He laughed softly.
May you like
“So did you.”
For both of them, that was enough.