A Fake September Fourteenth Lease Agreement Cost My Ex-Husband the Linden Court House
A red maple leaf was pressed flat against the brass front door handle.
The house looked smaller than it had on closing day, as if someone had already pressed it down from the inside.
The brass handle turned before we reached the porch.
Mark came out with his hand already held out.
“Diane,” he said.
“Honey.
You drove all this way.”
He wore a clean polo shirt and pressed khakis.