Nobody spoke.
Dad looked toward the back gate. GetParenting Tips
Susan wasn’t there.
“She made a mistake,” Mom whispered.
I nodded.
“Detective Ellis interviewed her on Thursday.”
My mother’s face went pale.
Then Brent stepped forward.
“Red Cedar relied on the paperwork in good faith.”
I opened the next document.
“The credit union sent $46,800 to your dealership. Shortly afterward, approximately $41,000 went to Kelsey’s company.”
Kelsey stared at me.
“How did you get that information?”
“Through the formal title dispute.”
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“Everyone knew the money was supposed to help Kelsey!”
I looked at him.
“Exactly.”
He stopped speaking.
He’d just confirmed that helping Kelsey was the purpose of the sale.
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Then two women entered through the side gate.
My attorney, Lee Moro.
And Rachel Singh from Franklin Community Credit Union.