It had been a long, exhausting day so far and he wanted to take a quick break from it all.Ray grabbed a bottle of Fat Tire out of the fridge and sat h...mself down on the old couch in the living room. All the furniture in this place had pretty much come from thrift stores and nothing matched. There was no sense in buying anything new since they were planning on just leaving everything here after they were done. Let somebody else figure out what to do with it.Janice joined him, relaxing in one of. Then he pushed me out the door and slammed it behind me. Hearing it lock I turned and saw an Escalade parked in the driveway. The windows were tinted and the headlights were shining directly on me, so I couldn't see inside to see what I was about to get myself into, but I knew that there was nothing that could be in there that would be a relief to me aside from a police officer and a change of clothes.I walked to the passenger side door and attempted to open it only to find it locked. I tried. "On something that doesn't mean anything, they send us a ton of paper. On something that's important, we have to find out like this. Let's see, who's missing?" That Sanford girl, and Hjalmer," Clark said."Hjalmer had an autoclave blow its zap out at the hospital this morning," Kutzley said. "He said he'll be along after he gets it working."Just then, Heather stuck her head shyly in the door. "Is this the right place?" she asked."Sure, come on in, Miss Sanford," Clark replied."I brought Pam. I’ll wait for the septic inspection and if it passes, I’ll give Peter an offer of eighty grand, and I’ll expect them to counter at a hundred. Once the dust settles, we’ll have a nice, vintage house for one sixty.”“Can you afford that?”“My ex just closed on selling our house and my share of the equity comes out to be seventy-five grand. I should be able to secure a mortgage with that kind of down payment.”“Good luck. I had an awful time securing a mortgage on my place. It seems the banks don’t.