Three Decades of Pretending Come to an End in a Military Holding Cell
“We have to use the notary on base,” I said.
Glenn paused.
He looked at the papers, then over at me.
He blew out a short, scornful breath.
“Why on base?” he asked.
“Because the property is flagged right now under a federal investigation inquiry tied to your loan,” I said.
I reversed out of the parking space.
“A local notary can’t sign off on the title transfer until the military legal office clears my name of the debt,” I said.