You’re making this hostile for no reason.
That sentence brought back eight months of arguments in a rush.
Whenever I resisted something Gregory wanted, the issue somehow became my tone.
If I asked why he had opened my mail, I was suspicious.
If I asked why he wanted my banking password, I was treating him like a criminal.
If I told him not to discipline Abigail without me, I was undermining him.
The subject always changed from what he had done to how uncomfortable I had made him feel about being questioned.
This time I did not follow him there.
I sent the same request again.
Send me the name and the complete agreement.
He never did.
By afternoon, however, another piece shifted.
I had contacted the building manager to say that Gregory did not have authority to represent me in any sale, transfer, move-out, or access decision involving the apartment.
