Antiques to Die for
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Bolton right away.“Any news?” Paige’s lawyer asked.“Nothing so far,” I replied. “There’s a nice American flag that might have some value.”“Valuable enough to be Rosalie’s treasure?”“Probably not.”“Hmmm,” he ruminated.“Paige called me,” I said, changing the subject. “She’s going to stay with me for the weekend.”“What? Why?”I explained about the Reilly family’s weekend plans, and Mr. Bolton grudgingly allowed that it was all right that she stay with me. “I conducted a background check on you, of c...ourse, before authorizing the appraisal. I’ll call them.”“What about Rodney?” I asked, swallowing my consternation. Background checks were common enough in the antiques appraisal business, but I’d never gotten used to what felt like an unwarranted intrusion.“We’re still looking into things.”“That sounds ominous,” I remarked, thinking that since Mr. Bolton’s check of me had taken less than an hour, the multiday check of Rodney didn’t bode well.“No news is no news,”
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Bolton right away.“Any news?” Paige’s lawyer asked.“Nothing so far,” I replied. “There’s a nice American flag that might have some value.”“Valuable enough to be Rosalie’s treasure?”“Probably not.”“Hmmm,” he ruminated.“Paige called me,” I said, changing the subject. “She’s going to stay with me for the weekend.”“What? Why?”I explained about the Reilly family’s weekend plans, and Mr. Bolton grudgingly allowed that it was all right that she stay with me. “I conducted a background check on you, of c...ourse, before authorizing the appraisal. I’ll call them.”“What about Rodney?” I asked, swallowing my consternation. Background checks were common enough in the antiques appraisal business, but I’d never gotten used to what felt like an unwarranted intrusion.“We’re still looking into things.”“That sounds ominous,” I remarked, thinking that since Mr. Bolton’s check of me had taken less than an hour, the multiday check of Rodney didn’t bode well.“No news is no news,”
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