And that really sucks. He keeps thinking Dad is going to come home and prove his innocence,
and I don’t know how to tell him that, you know, Dad isn’t innocent.”
Does the phrase ‘the jogger’s mouth’ mean anything to you?”
“No, but the cops asked me that, too. Said it was in Dad’s phone.”
“Yeah.” “I mean, my father is many things—but a jogger is not one of them.
He thinks exercise is irrelevant, because Tua is going to unlock the key to eternal life.”
“Seriously?” “Yeah, he believes Malik is going to be able to identify some factor in tuatara blood that makes them age slowly,
and then he’s going to ‘cure death,’” Davis said, using air quotes.
“That’s why his will leaves everything to Tua—he thinks he’s going to be remembered as the man who ended death.”
I asked him if Tua would really get all of his dad’s money, and he laughed a little and said, “Everything.
The business, the house, the property. I mean, Noah and I have plenty of money for college and everything—but we’re not gonna be rich.”
“If you have plenty of money for college and everything, you’re rich.”
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