When a Soldier Came Home to Find Her Family Living in Her House, She Checked the Deed
I hooked the laptop up to my phone’s hotspot and opened an encrypted browser window.
My fingers moved over the keys as I typed in the address for my base credit union account.
This was the direct-deposit savings account where my hazardous duty pay had gone every month while I was overseas.
There should have been forty-five thousand dollars in it, built up over nine straight months of deployment.
I took my bank security token out of my pocket and typed the six-digit code into the prompt.
The loading wheel spun four times before the main account dashboard came up on the screen.