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The first hour was pleasant enough. We sailed into calm waters, the Massachusetts coastline growing smaller behind us. But then David started asking questions, casual ones at first, about my will, about the trust arrangements. “It’s just that probate can be so complicated, Mom,” he said, refilling my champagne glass with a little too much enthusiasm. “We want to make sure everything’s taken care of.”

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