Claire Bought a Two-Dollar Ticket Right Before Mark Demanded Her House Keys
“Under mandatory disclosure rules, all major property acquired before a final court order has to be formally listed,” Rachel said.
She opened the white folder and straightened the top edge of a notarized certification page.
“On the morning of October twelfth, four hours after you packed your leather briefcase and announced you were ending the marriage, Claire bought a two-dollar scratch-off ticket at the Shell station on Main Street,” Rachel said.
Mark let out a short, dry breath that sounded like a laugh.
“A lottery ticket?” Mark said.