because the farm’s value depended on her knowledge.
That mattered to her.
She was not being thrown off what she built.
She was choosing how to stop being trapped by it.
On March 18, the closing statement was signed.
The recorded deed confirmation followed through the county clerk system.
Funds moved.
Taxes were handled.
Natalie’s $3,200 loan was repaid with interest that made her cry in the cab of her car.
Sienna saved every document in three places.
Closing statement.
Recorded deed confirmation.
Leaseback agreement.
Wire receipt.
Equipment inventory.
Crop contract assignment.
She printed one copy and put it in a fireproof box.
