George Brought a Sealed Legal Folder to His Son’s Wedding in an Atlanta Hotel
“I’ll tell the court clerk to seal the public announcements,” Brenda said.
She gathered her ledger and walked out of the office, leaving the heavy wooden door open.
I drove out to the suburban regional bank branch just before four o’clock.
The lobby had a polished tile floor and four teller windows on the right side.
I stood near the entrance and watched the commercial loan department from a distance.
A glass partition separated the lobby from the working desks.
Brandon sat at an entry-level desk in the back row.