Forty-One Thousand Dollars and a Yellow Paper Envelope
“You’re talking to the new owner of the property,” Dustin said.
“And you look like you got dressed out of a lost-and-found bin.
Are those prison-issue jeans?”
I looked down at the faded denim I had bought with my gate money at the bus station.
They were stiff and uncomfortable.
“They fit fine,” I said.
“You’re a long shot if you think you’re getting a payout from us,” Dustin said.
“The referee blew the whistle on your inheritance three years ago.