Sisters beat the bailiff
Len explained that he was filling in a Walking Possession Agreement to secure her payment arrangement on these items.
Once again, Mrs Grey couldn’t see any reason to say no, after all Len couldn’t have been more helpful and reasonable, in fact he made her feel very comfortable generally, just like anyone’s kindly old grandad. So she signed it.
Len thanked her for her time, and quietly left. Angela watched him walk down the road until he turned the corner and went out of sight. She thought it odd that he hadn’t parked his car outside her house.
But as it happens, Len was leaving work early to go on holiday, so instead of using the bailiff firms van, he was in his own car - and like any of us, he didn’t want to risk it being damaged if the enforcement visit turned ugly, as they sometimes do.
The Grey household was not a happy one that evening when David got in from work.
Angela was angry with him for not telling her about the Council Tax debt, and hiding the letters, and called him every name she could think of, and she could think of a lot of names.
She’d brow beaten him for almost twenty minutes, when David asked her, “How did you know?”
Angela went on shouting at him, “I sorted it out with no help from you you useless waste of space!”, showing him the Walking Possession Agreement.
The tirade continued, as usual, when David did anything wrong; and David escaped to the Pub, as usual, until she had calmed down.
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