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I run down the list, and then one password jumps out at me. “This one seems familiar. My uncle asked Cristina to sign into his computer once. She had the password written down. It was a combination of her parent’s names and their anniversary or birthday or something. This looks like the word he used. Glorvic”
“Let me type this into my program and see what it comes up with. Val, we should also implement multi-factor authentication here. You know, so others couldn’t do what we’re doing.”
“If I ever get controlling shares, I promise to implement that security.”
“Bingo, I’m in. Glorvic, then Cristina’s birthday.”
“Dave, that’s very impressive and a little scary.”
“Now, what are we looking for?”
“I’m not sure. Could you sort his email by sender? Maybe see who has sent him the most emails over the last two months.”
Dave keeps typing away on his keyboard.
“Also, Is there any way we can get copies of these emails?”
“Printed or screenshots?”
“Which is faster?”
“I can send multiple print jobs to our printer next door, but your uncle would never know.”
“Printed.”
Thirty-Four
Chase
“Hey, Carol. Thanks for pulling those listings.”
“No problem, Chase. Did you find anything you like?”
“Yes, I didn’t realize there were so many houses available in our area.”
“San Marco is a popular place.”
“Yeah, I love the neighborhood. Is there a service or anything that I could hire to take pictures of the backyards or a list of the backyard amenities? I’m looking for a home with a nice outdoor entertainment area.”
“I can type that into our search. You can be as specific as you want.”
I rattle off my wish list of what I’d like to see in the backyard.
“Anything else?”
“No, I already told you my requirements for the inside of the house.”
“While I don’t want to put the duplex up for sale yet if you hear of anyone who might be interested in buying it. Let me know.”
“Chase duplexes in your area are hard to come by. Many people like to live in one half and rent out the other. You won’t have any problems selling.”
“I’m not worried about that. I’m worried about talking to my wife and trying to convince her to move into a bigger house.”
Carol laughs, “Chase, that is not a problem I’ve ever run into. Most women want a larger home.”
“Yeah, I know. If you wouldn’t mind putting that list together and sending it to me. I’ll try to go through it over the next few days. Then maybe I’ll be ready to look at some of them.”
“Great. I’ll get started on that right away.”
