She looked worse than when they had left her last night. Standing in the corner, Tonio watched as she sat drinking tea. Her hands were shaking so hard that the cups were rattling. “I don’t know why you’re all here,” she said. “Mom, Tonio and his friends have some questions.” “You can answer them. You know I’m not good with that business stuff.” Her mother fanned her hand out as if it wasn’t something of interest for her. He didn’t like that. She was hiding something. Zara had been stressing like fuck about what her father had done, and this woman was treating it as if it wasn’t that fucking bad. His anger was starting to get the better of him. “Actually, what I want to know goes before Zara took over from your husband.” Donnie dragged a chair from the table toward the middle of the room. He spun the chair and straddled it, staring at the mother. “Donnie?” Zara said, and his friend held his hand up, silencing her. “I went over all the papers that Zara gave me, from the house, to the pizza shop.
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