Chapter 12 - DOMINIC’S APOLOGY WAS AWFUL AT FIRSTFirst:

I regret that emotions got out of hand in the lobby.
No.
Second:
I apologize for not knowing the full circumstances surrounding Maeve and Mr. Callahan.
Wrong again.
Maeve told her attorney:
“He keeps apologizing for having incomplete information.”
Exactly.
Months later, after criminal and civil proceedings began:
Maeve, I knocked money from your hand because I believed you had no status in my club and that I could humiliate you without consequence.
There.
I also participated in using your father’s business name to conceal improper payments after his death.
Yes.
Before that, I failed to investigate records that falsely accused him of overbilling because removing him was more convenient for me than checking the truth.
Hard.
Then:
You did not become deserving of respect when I learned who your father was or when my uncle stood up.
Good.
Maeve read the letter.
May you like
Did not answer.
Accuracy is not a ticket back into someone’s life.
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