Claire Bought a Two-Dollar Ticket Right Before Mark Demanded Her House Keys
“He’s getting ready for something,” Evelyn said flatly.
“You need a family law attorney right away, and you need your financial papers organized before he walks back into that house.”
“I have my grandmother’s bank records in the hall closet,” I said.
“Get every file,” Evelyn said.
“Bank statements, tax returns, deposit receipts, and the original closing papers for the house.”
At ten o’clock that morning, I pulled into the Shell station parking lot on Route 4.
A white Channel 4 news van was parked near the air pump, its tall satellite dish raised against the gray autumn sky.