company about the neighboring lots.
The correspondence suggested she believed she could persuade several homeowners to consider selling.
One message referred to our property as a key parcel because of its position along the street.
Another discussed the difficulty of getting every owner to agree.
There was no direct admission that the company had asked Kelsie to vandalize our home. Nothing in the correspondence established that anyone connected with the proposed development knew about the paint.
But the timing was impossible to ignore.
I handed the papers to Toby.
He
