I let out a slow breath. “Did you get a fair price?”
He nodded. “Mostly.”
“Mostly isn’t a number, Alejandro.”
“I asked for $1,200. I got $850. But it was enough. I ordered it through the hospital, and it’s paid for. They’ll call when it’s ready.”
I closed my eyes. That guitar had cost more, but not by much. It wasn’t reckless stupidity, and I had to admit he’d thought it through.
“Mom?” I opened my eyes. He was watching me carefully, the way he did when he wasn’t sure whether I was about to hug him or ground him. “Are you mad?”
I looked at him for a long moment. “I am shocked, baby,” I said. “But I am so incredibly proud of you. And I’m also mad that you sold something that valuable without telling me first.”
He nodded quickly. “That’s fair.”