Four Text Messages Sent on a Tuesday Morning Changed How Sarah Mitchell Saw Her Family
“Brenda,” I said.
“Who owns account four-zero-two?”
She turned her clipboard over and scanned a printed ledger sheet.
“That was registered as a special collections account for Kappa Sigma Delta.”
That was Derek’s fraternity house at the state university.
Attached to the back of the deposit receipt was a transfer authorization slip dated three days before my graduation.
The amount, handwritten in blue ballpoint, was thirty thousand dollars.
The handwriting on the signature line was my mother’s.