When a Soldier Came Home to Find Her Family Living in Her House, She Checked the Deed
“The bank transfer, the stolen stamp, and the forged signature all fit together neatly,” Dalton said.
“What happens next?” I asked.
“Your parents will be served formal legal summonses for civil conversion and fraud,” Dalton said.
He reached into his side cabinet and took a fresh yellow pad out of the drawer to start drafting a formal affidavit.
I woke up on the folding cot in the corner of the unfinished basement, stiff and cold.
The damp-carpet smell clung to my uniform trousers as I pulled them on in the dim light.
I stood in the cold room listening to the floorboards creak overhead.