Rachel hesitated.
“The vehicle was sold to a customer named Daniel Mercer. We’re having difficulty obtaining the original title.”
My stomach tightened.
“That vehicle belongs to me.”
There was silence.
Then Rachel asked carefully:
“Did you authorize your parents to sell it?” GetParenting Tips
“No.”
“Did you sign a bill of sale?”
“No.”
“Did you provide a power of attorney?”
“Absolutely not.”
Her tone changed.
“Then we may have a serious problem.”
I asked her to preserve the records and explained that I still held the original title.
She couldn’t disclose the buyer’s private loan documents, but she agreed to accept a fraud report and cooperate with the appropriate investigation.
After ending the call, I contacted my father. GetParenting Tips
“Dad, did you sell my Lexus?”
He didn’t even sound embarrassed.
“Oh, Nora. We were going to tell you.”
I gripped the phone.
“You sold my car?”
