Three Decades of Pretending Come to an End in a Military Holding Cell
Gable waved me into his office.
He put his desk phone back in its cradle and motioned to a leather chair across from him.
“Marcus tells me there’s some dispute over who owns the account, Sarah,” Gable said.
“That’s not my loan,” I said.
“Show me the authorization that was used to open it.”
Gable opened his bottom desk drawer.
He took out a thick manila folder and set it squarely on his green desk blotter.
“We verified your identity at the original closing,” Gable said.