He is right, of course, but his words bother me. Maybe it is the lazy way he says them, as if he is just pointing out the obvious. Maybe it is that Bennett of all people has to be the one to tell me this.
“Yeah, but my dad is sick. I think I have a right to know what is going on!”
“I think you’re rightly stressed out and sad about your father so you are deflecting everything and fixating on the company. But the company has nothing to do with you. That’s a fact. You gave all of that up when you dropped out of your father’s will and inheritance. It’s your mom’s problem and Spencer’s issue now, not yours.” Bennett goes on in that casual voice of his, “Maybe you think you can control what is going on with the company because you can’t control your father. But it isn’t any of your business, A
