Bye-Bye Jerk, Hello Mr. Right by Rosie Steppe

Chapter 346

Chapter 346

"I'm calling from the demolition office. We posted the demolition notice earlier, and now there are some final procedures you need to complete. You're the last one holding things up, so please come by as soon as you can." My mood, already low, sank even further.

I'd known for a while that I needed to sign the demolition papers, but I kept putting it off.

It felt like, as long as I didn't sign those papers, the place couldn't be torn down. And if it wasn't torn down, my home would still be there.

But now, no matter how much I'd delayed, I had to sign. The place was getting demolished.

I couldn't be the one holding up the whole process, keeping people from moving into their new homes.

After all, the neighborhood was old. Who wouldn't want to live in a shiny new development with fresh houses?

"Okay, I'll come by now," I agreed, without e.

nesitating.

got in

the papers like they asked, though the property deed still had my parents' names on it. Now, I needed their

just procedure, but to

officially closed their accounts. In my heart, as long as all three of our

I had to erase them from

weight of that hit me, sharp and heavy,

matter how much it hurt, I

that I needed a death report

ago. This time, the process went smoothly. But the officer handling my request looked at me and asked, "It's been years since

was being difficult, but didn't push it. He turned back to his computer, typed for a moment, and then looked

asked, "Is there a

replied, focused on his

of paper slid out. He stamped it and

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a look," he

fell on the bold text, "pronounced dead at the scene". It felt like

when it happened, but I'd seen the