A Fake September Fourteenth Lease Agreement Cost My Ex-Husband the Linden Court House
Rachel appeared in the doorway.
“Well?”
“She’s not answering.”
“So call the store.”
I went down the hall to the living room, where the reception was best.
Rachel’s purse hung on a hook by the door, her car keys in the bowl beneath it.
A grocery receipt stuck out of her purse, and the top line said twelve rolls.
I found the number for Lauren’s store in my contacts and dialed.