Commander Evelyn Carter Came Home to Find Her Own Parents Suing Her for the Farmhouse
Tall gray shelves ran from the floor up to the exposed water pipes along the ceiling.
Clara went straight to locker four, slid in a long silver key, and pulled open a heavy wire door.
She ran her index finger along a row of thick leather-bound ledger books until she stopped at a dark green binder marked 2012 Land Tax Accounts.
She laid the ledger flat on a wooden folding table in the middle of the room and flipped through the yellowed pages.
“Here it is,” Clara said, pointing a trimmed fingernail at a handwritten line near the bottom of page eighty-four.