Claire Bought a Two-Dollar Ticket Right Before Mark Demanded Her House Keys
“Your colleague from your firm?” I asked.
“He does contract law,” Mark said, unclipping a silver pen from his shirt pocket and laying it across the top page.
“It’s completely straightforward.
You sign the bottom line on page three, I hand you the envelope, and we shake hands.”
“I’m going to read it first,” I said.
“We don’t have all day,” Mark said, his fingers twitching toward his tie again.
“Vanessa and I have an appointment with a kitchen remodeling contractor at two o’clock.”