He held up a document.
“But we have proof.”
The power of attorney.
He looked directly at me.
“If you’ve brought the title, we can finish this tonight and move forward.”
I placed my navy folder on the table.
“I didn’t bring the title.”
His smile vanished.
“Then why are you here?”
“To explain what actually happened.”
I opened the folder.
First, I presented the records showing the suspicious email had been sent from my old laptop while I was away at a conference.
Dad interrupted. GetParenting Tips
“You sent it.”
I placed the login records beside his plate.
“The message came from a device at this house. It was deleted shortly afterward.”
Mom looked uncomfortable.
Kelsey insisted that proved nothing.
So I presented the notarization records.
“The power of attorney was supposedly signed on June 29. Susan wasn’t working that day. The journal entry is out of sequence, and the identification information is incorrect.”
