The approval had come from a company laptop assigned to Chloe.

Its log-in credentials had been changed two days before the transfer.

Grace cautioned me that credentials were not identity; someone else might have used the computer.

Still, it created a direct question that deserved an answer.

Martin found a separate authorization on a home-equity line application.

That signature also looked like mine.

I recognized the error immediately.

The forger had used my married surname as it appeared on a holiday card.