Brandon Whitcomb Asked for a Divorce Before the Sun Came Up, but One Bank Document Turned Everything Around
The date on the notary line is wrong.
She signed it in June, not April.”
I stared at the copy.
The notary signature was Patricia’s, a tight, skinny cursive.
Next to it, the date said June 15.
“Why would she backdate a notary line?” I asked, though I already knew the answer as the words came out.
Brooke’s mouth opened and then shut again.
She tucked that same lock of hair behind her ear.