"Wait a minute, what do you mean by 'Georgia and her husband have fallen out with five of Carroll's children'? Didn't her husband die?" Tommy, with his keen sense of detection, caught the issue in Sean's words and asked. As a public relations specialist, Sean wouldn't make such an exaggerated mistake in conversation.
Sean provided an answer to Tommy's confusion, "Yes, the one who died was her ex-husband. This woman just turned sixty this year, but she's already been married six times. Carroll was her fifth husband, and she remarried a white man much younger than herself three months after Carroll's death. They haven't had the wedding yet, but that doesn't stop her from fighting for the inheritance as a widow of her former husband."
"This woman must not be white; even those lower-class white women in Warwick wouldn't have such exaggerated desires, as if they always need something stuffed down there," said Tommy, wide-eyed after hearing Sean's explanation, with an admiring sigh.
