I Came Home Early From Columbus and Found a Deed With My Name Signed on It
She spun the top page around so the black ink faced my side of the desk.
The recording time stamped across the top corner said 9:11 on Wednesday morning.
That was four whole hours before my passenger train from Columbus pulled into the Oakhaven depot.
“He filed under an expedited commercial recording statute,” Evelyn said.
“He attached a signed amendment to the trust.”
I leaned over the desk and read the typed lines on page two.
My mother’s name was printed at the bottom, but the signature above it was typed in a bold script font.
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