Three Decades of Pretending Come to an End in a Military Holding Cell
“There’s a forty-thousand-dollar encumbrance on the deed, Glenn.”
“While you were off in your pressed uniform dreaming up conspiracies, I kept this place going.
I paid the water bills.
I fixed the roof over the garage.
I handled the local contractors when the plumbing gave out.”
“None of that accounts for the forgery on a bank application.”
Martha set the heavy pitcher down on the table.
She flapped her hand in the air as if she could physically wave the tension away.