Chapter 652

• Ben shook his head. "Just the painting crates. The museum curator will be by for those later today. I want no reminders of Hahn in my home." He stood, and Evelyn did as well. "You can take these chairs too."
• "It's ok. We'll get those last. Thanks!" The agent nodded with a smile and went back to direct his men to begin loading the truck. Ben ensured the twelve painting crates were set aside and sat back down.
• A second filing cabinet was discovered, but it only contained Rainor's personal finance documents from his non-criminal activities. He'd compartmentalized his life into the two distinct income streams. His personal investments had already been transferred to Ben's accountant, so these documents were just trash. He recalled receiving an envelope from the lawyer in Sidney containing Rainor's unfiled paperwork. There'd been pages for each deed. These were currently in a locked cabinet in Walter Greyson's office, and he'd been given instructions not to mention them until the legal ownership issue had been resolved.