the balloon. “Wait. What? We didn’t file it yet. Bradley said he was going to file it Friday.”
“Michael,” David said sharply.
“You told me Friday!”
“Michael, shut up.”
Gloria opened her laptop bag. She took out a stapled stack of papers.
“Your mother revoked her old health care power of attorney yesterday evening,” she said. “At 6:10 p.m. She’s executed a new one naming someone else. She’s also executed a new financial power of attorney, a new health care directive, and a written instruction to this hospital