For Fourteen Years My Son Lived Rent-Free in a House He Believed Was His
“Two weeks ago, somebody paid fifty dollars to look at the deed on the Lakeview Drive house.”
“Was it Brandon who asked for it?”
“The search came from a private commercial loan brokerage here in town,” Margaret said.
“He’s been making inquiries, but someone who doesn’t own a property can’t use it as collateral.”
I stopped polishing the frame and folded my handkerchief back into four tidy squares.
“I need you to look into the commercial bank records,” I said.
“I’ve already called Oakridge Bank,” Margaret said.
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