Uncle Robert Insisted Grandma Was Confused, Until Four Sheets of Paper Changed Everything in Greenville
She shook her head.
“A draft moves around.
We see it clear.
We don’t get to see who spends it.”
I asked her for a certified copy.
Eleven dollars and three days, she told me.
Three days seemed like a long time to hold on to a piece of paper I already didn’t like.
She wrote up the request on a green slip and tore it off with a crisp sound.