[B&B][On Tuesday, early in the morning, the B&B goes up for sale. There's a sign in the front window, and the sale is listed in the local newspaper and in various Capital publications and realtor websites. Incredibly, the place, which is a historical landmark, is being sold for the sum of $100. The seller will pay all closing costs, and title transfer is available immediately upon closing. Interested parties are given a number to call which belongs to a well-respected law firm in the Capital. Should any current residents of the B&B or Repose show interest they have, as it were, 'dibs.' Until the B&B is sold, it will be run by offsite management.
Oh, and one last thing. Workers arrive at the Carriage House, which stands adjacent to the B&B, early in the morning. A wrecking ball soon follows, and the Carriage House is brought down by lunchtime. The area is cleared and trees and flowers are planted where the Carriage House once stood.
As for the previous owner of the B&B, a new ownership deed is filed on Tuesday for the old homestead on the island in the middle of the lake.]
[Delivery, Janus A][On Tuesday, early in the morning, the property that the container house sits on is deeded over to one Janus Allen. A lawyer from the Capital brings the paperwork to Janus at the Greyhound Station. The paperwork includes a caveat that the land Billy's trailer sits on in his for as long as Billy wants it.]