After Forty-Five Years Apart, a Pastor Married His High School Sweetheart
“Has Arthur turned in the final transfer deed to this office yet?” I asked.
“He brought a preliminary draft to my clerk at nine this morning,” Harold said.
“He asked for a rush seal before the two o’clock board meeting.”
“Did you give him the seal?” Wade asked.
Harold took a heavy brass stamp from his top desk drawer and set it on an ink pad.
“Not yet,” Harold said.
“And I won’t be giving it today.”
He opened a thick manila folder and stamped SUSPENDED across the front cover in dark red ink.