Forty-One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars Hidden in the Cardboard Box
Edward sat across from me with a half-eaten turkey club on his white oval plate.
“He sounded very convincing,” I said, staring down at my untouched cup of black tea.
“What if I misunderstood the numbers?
What if Gary missed a page in the agreement?
What if the loan was completely legal?”
“Max is a liar,” Edward said plainly.
“He said the forty-one thousand two hundred dollars was a court-approved business loan to cover old tax liability.”
Edward set his paper napkin down on the laminate table.