How Four Hundred Dollars on a Lancaster Diner Table Changed One Christmas Eve
Nathaniel flipped through the yellowed daily man-hour sheets until he reached the drywall schedule for the previous November.
Arthur Vance had billed Whitmore Construction forty-two dollars an hour for a lead finish specialist under crew code seven.
“Look at the payment vouchers,” Nathaniel said, tracing his index finger along the bottom line of the summary sheet.
“Check four-zero-nine.”
Brenda tapped her glasses against her clipboard and pulled up the microfilmed bank records on her tablet.
“Check four-zero-nine was issued for fourteen thousand dollars,” Brenda said, zooming in on the microfilmed endorsement line.
“It went to Vance Supply Management.”