Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars in Phony Medical Bills, Paid for a Pregnant Replacement
It stood on a corner by a grocery store I used to go to when I first came to Arizona.
The return gave the street number and the building letter.
It didn’t give the unit.
I jotted Saguaro Ridge on a yellow sticky note and tucked it into my wallet.
Thursday morning I headed east on the 202 with the sticky note on the passenger seat.
The gate to the complex stood open.
I pulled into a visitor space and walked over to the directory board next to the call box.
The board was backlit glass with black lettering under a clear plastic cover.