Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
When I file it, I want the account frozen that same morning, not two days afterward.”
She wrote something in her notebook and underlined it.
I left the screen as it was.
Still zero dollars and zero cents.
The eviction notice began as an empty template on David’s screen, and he’d filled in the first field before I even sat down.
“It’s commercial, not residential,” David said.
“The LLC owns the house.
Trent’s a tenant at will.”