Thirty-Nine Million Dollars and a Brown Folder on the Kitchen Table
The main floor was crowded with the Friday lunch rush.
The marble floor echoed with the sound of dress shoes and quiet conversations.
A voice drifted over the low hum of the counting machines.
“I just need to know what the penalty is for early withdrawal.”
I stopped walking.
I knew that soft, hesitant voice.
I stepped behind a thick marble pillar near the loan officers’ desks and peeked around the cold stone.
Helen stood at teller window four.