In October, My Husband Left a Manila Envelope on Our Kitchen Table and Walked Out Into the Rain
“We could offer Arthur a structured payment plan from the corporate liquidation fund and keep Greg’s medical files sealed away from the public record.”
“Arthur Vance posted a yellow foreclosure notice on my front door yesterday evening,” I told him.
“We are going to open court.”
The wooden staircase behind the dry cleaner smelled of hot steam, starch, and old floor wax.
I walked up the narrow steps and knocked once on the yellowed door frame at the top of the landing before turning the brass knob.
Greg was sitting alone at a small, square laminate table in the middle of the cramped room.