My Family Tried to Bribe Me After My Niece Broke My Seven-Year-Old Son’s Arm
“Valerie,” Arthur said, getting up from his chair.
“I didn’t expect to see you here until next month.”
“I came to pick up the mail from my old tray,” I said.
“A private defense lawyer named Lawrence Vance called the main desk twice this afternoon,” Arthur said, coming around the wooden counter.
He lowered his voice to a whisper.
“He asked for a full certified copy of your county employment records, your past performance reviews, and your current wage statement.”
“What did you tell him, Arthur?”