I was relaxing in my home when, at 5 a.m., the security guard called, his voice tight: “Your son is here with his wife and movers. They say you need to move out. He claims he owns the house.” I took a slow sip of coffee and smiled. “Let them in.” They were about to learn the truth.
I was still in my robe when the knocking started—sharp and impatient—echoing through the hallway like it already owned the…