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cabinets,” she explained, wiggling the mouse to make the screen saver disappear. “But my mom’s such a
neat freak and hates piles of papers, so she made him scan everything. If there’s something about me
being
adopted, it’s on this computer.”
Her dad had a few Internet Explorer windows open from the last time he’d been on the computer. One
was
the front page of the Philadelphia Sentinel. The top headline was Search for Thomas’s Body Rages On.
Right below it was an opinion piece that said Rosewood PD Should Be Hanged for Negligence. Below
that
was yet another story that read, Kansas Teenager Receives Text from A.
Spencer scowled and minimized the screen.
She gazed at the folder icons on the right side of the desktop. “Taxes,” she read out loud. “Old. Work.
Stuff.”
She groaned. “My mom would kill him if she knew he organized the files like this.”
“What about that one?” Andrew pointed at the screen. “Spencer, College.”
Spencer frowned and clicked on it. There was only one PDF file inside the folder. The little hourglass icon
whirled as the PDF slowly loaded on the screen. She and Andrew leaned forward. It was a recent
statement
from a savings account.
“Whoa.” Andrew pointed to the total. There was a two, and more than a few zeroes. Spencer noticed
the
name on the account. Spencer Hastings. Her eyes widened. Maybe her parents hadn’t cut her off
entirely.
She shut the PDF and kept looking. They opened a few more documents, but most of the files were
spreadsheets
Spencer didn’t understand. There were tons of folders that had no classifications whatsoever.
Spencer fluffed the feathery end of the quill pen her father had purchased at a 1776-themed auction at
Christie’s. “Going through this will take forever.”