Daughter in ICU Worth Six Points, I Scored Marriage Zero

Oliver Farley had a scoring system for family matters. Urgency ran from one to ten, and he only handled things himself if they scored above a seven. But that standard only applied to me and our daughter. When his secretary, Hilary Hughes, had a stomachache, he dropped a multimillion-dollar contract on the spot and drove her to the hospital himself. When our daughter spiked a fever of 105, he gave it a four.