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Cover of My Business Partner Tagged My Customers' Accordions For Auction, Believing My Quiet Years Had Only Paid His Rent, But My Signed Purchase Option And Receipts Took The Workshop Back.

Everyday Life · Updated Nov 3, 2026 · By Serial Nook

My Business Partner Tagged My Customers' Accordions For Auction, Believing My Quiet Years Had Only Paid His Rent, But My Signed Purchase Option And Receipts Took The Workshop Back.

I found auction tags on accordions my customers had left for repair. Stopping the sale meant opening an old receipt tin and a second set of books that put every instrument on my shelves at risk.

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Parts

  1. Part 1 The Auction Tags Hung From Instruments That Did Not Belong To Him
  2. Part 2 Ruth Opened Her Receipt Tin And Stopped The First Bid
  3. Part 3 The Shelf Count Revealed A Loan Against Other People's Songs
  4. Part 4 A Red Accordion Entered Court Inside A Plain Cardboard Box
  5. Part 5 The Customers Brought Their Receipts And Asked The Hardest Questions
  6. Part 6 Brent Had To Explain The Roof That Was Never Repaired
  7. Part 7 The Refund Checks Left Before My New Sign Went Up
  8. Part 8 I Read My Statement And Came Home To An Open Workshop