I placed the six-hundred-forty-thousand-dollar listing agreement on the right side.

The public listing was up on the real estate network.

Buyers all over the county could look at the interior photos of the six-bedroom house on Lakeview Drive.

Brandon had no idea the metal sign was being hammered into the front lawn at that very moment.

He thought he had four weeks to lean on me for a settlement.

I took out my fountain pen, unscrewed the cap and signed the final owner verification clause at the bottom of the disclosure page.

I capped the fountain pen with a firm snap and laid it in the center groove of the leather folder.