“It finally happened,” I said softly, still trying to wrap my mind around the moment.
Jason looked up from his phone, half-interested. “What did?”
I held the letter close to my chest. It was a simple piece of paper, but it carried so much weight. “The money came through.
Grandma’s inheritance—fifty thousand dollars. We could finally start looking for a house.”
Jason blinked, setting his phone down on the arm of the couch. “Oh, wow. That’s great.”
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