Read every single line before you sign anything, David.

I took a heavy magnifying glass out of my desk drawer and held it above paragraph four, sub-clause B.

The tiny print said nothing about the three-foot easement strip or the lilac roots by the street.

It said the property owner gave up every present and future title claim, access right, and equity interest in the whole rear acre running back to the eastern creek bed.

If I signed it, Harry would walk away with sixty percent of my lot and control over my back property line.