Brandon Poured Cold Beer Over Sarah Before He Learned About Her Athletic Past
“Your husband wrote this in 2009,” he told Martha.
“Two signatures for anything that touches the land.
Today we put that back in place.”
He turned the page around so she could read the second paragraph for herself.
Martha held the pen over the line and didn’t sign yet.
“Does Brandon lose the house?” she asked.
“He never had the house,” Carl said.
“He had a piece of paper he shouldn’t have had, and a notary who didn’t ask him a single question.”
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