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“Oh my God,” I whispered, feeling my legs go weak.

I kept reading. There were letters addressed to my pension administration, requesting a change of direct beneficiary. David was listed as the primary caregiver, authorized to manage “Mrs. Helen’s resources due to progressive mental incapacity.” Mental incapacity. Those words danced in front of my eyes like daggers. The third letter was the most painful: a fake psychological evaluation signed by a doctor I had never seen in my life.

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