When My Son Reported a Theft, I Went Looking and Found the Real Ledger in Our Dallas Office
“Don’t call them, don’t answer their messages, and don’t let Dale Owens release any bank files until Friday morning,” I said.
“Where will Rebecca stay until the vote?” Mark asked.
“Somewhere clean that Garrett can’t trace through bank records or phone logs,” I said.
I swept the photos, the video phone and the certified lab sheets into my leather briefcase and snapped the locks shut.
At half past five that evening, I turned my truck into the private drive of a tidy brick apartment building on Gaston Avenue.
I used the cash advance from the credit line on my land to pay the resident manager six months’ rent up front.