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THE REAL ESTATE SPY

By
Luci Hunt

CHAPTER ONE

Caroline sat staring out the rain streaked window. Gloomy overcast days always made her think of the past and ponder the decisions she had made over the years. She went back over some of the circumstances in her mind and wondered if she had always made the right decisions when it came to men and her career. The summer after graduation she met Bill Kincaid. It was one of the first changes to happen that would affect her life forever. It was not love at first sight like you always hear about but it seemed the more dates they had the more she wanted to be with him all the time. He …show more content…

They had been into some serious lovemaking but both had decided to wait to be married before consummating their relationship. He thought a minute and said, “If you are sure. I don’t think I can wait any longer to love you totally.” Carolyn hugged Bill and he could tell she was very happy with his decision. “Let’s make it special by going somewhere out of town and staying somewhere we have always wanted to stay,” Carolyn said. Bill said he knew just the place but he wanted surprise her. They made plans for that weekend since it was the last weekend before Bill was to …show more content…

Maggie insisted she meet her broker so Caroline went to the Real Estate office where Maggie worked. It was in a very nice eastside office. The broker was also the leasing agent for the building so he had the main floor office and it was very impressive. It was a fairly new building was very well decorated. The broker Earl Callie and he seemed really nice. He was an older man and very distinguished looking. You could tell he was very particular about his business and he gave an air of professionalism that was very noticeable. He had a great reputation in the community. She also met his brother James who was his office manager. She could tell James was not as serious about things as his brother. He was more happy go lucky and it seemed he would be great to work with. There were not a lot of companies selling real estate at that time because the market did not have the demand that it would have in the future. She was glad it was a small company since she felt she would learn more from an office where everyone knew each other. She also got to meet some of the other agents and the secretary. There were ladies that she knew from the social page that would not have to sell houses but liked to for the notoriety. Caroline had heard from Maggie that real estate had several agents who were Doctor’s wives and lawyers wives. They all seemed very welcoming to her and made her feel

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