"Don't lie," he chuckled, followed by a wet, racking cough. "You're thinking about the four million. But I called to tell you something. I lied on the medical disclosure. About the family history."
"I’m dying, Elias. The doctors give me a week. Maybe two." buying the beneficiary position on a life insurance policy
The fluorescent lights of the law office hummed with a clinical indifference that matched the man sitting across from me. Arthur Vance was eighty-two, possessed a handshake like dry parchment, and held a life insurance policy worth four million dollars. "Don't lie," he chuckled, followed by a wet, racking cough
The buyer must pay all future premiums to keep the policy in force; failure to pay results in a total loss of investment. " he chuckled