to the very last cent. He traded his personal projects for five high-safety car seats and spent sleepless nights converting his woodworking workshop into a vibrant, shared bedroom filled with sturdy bunk beds and soft rugs.
He spent his final paycheck on a seasoned family lawyer, a man who specialized in the cases that seemed like lost causes. Carter knew he was walking into a battle where the odds were stacked against him. He was a man with a hammer and a dream standing against a mountain of red tape
