existed—all presented with my father’s characteristic thoroughness.
The final section labeled Amber’s Trust contained financial documents establishing an educational fund in Amber’s name.
The same fund I had used to finance her undergraduate and law school education, believing it to be simply my father’s generous gift rather than a form of restitution for her father’s crimes.
The question now,” I said, closing the portfolio after we had examined everything, “is what to do with this information. Dad left the decision to me, but I’m not sure what serves Amber best
