Commander Evelyn Carter Came Home to Find Her Own Parents Suing Her for the Farmhouse
“I need the tax ledger sheet for Cedar Lane,” I said.
“Parcel 14-B.”
Clara turned to her computer, her fingers clicking steadily across the gray keys.
“The land tax payments are completely up to date,” Clara said.
“Three hundred sixty dollars on the monthly installment plan.”
“Who paid the county?” I asked.
Clara adjusted her glasses and looked down at the ledger entries on her screen.
“The wire transfers came in under your name from a Navy Federal credit union routing number,” she said.
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