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Cover of My Supply Boss Ordered Me To Certify Empty Niches, Believing An Old Potter Would Trade Her Name For Kiln Space, But My Numbered Molds Opened His Books.

Military & Crime · Updated Nov 3, 2026 · By Serial Nook

My Supply Boss Ordered Me To Certify Empty Niches, Believing An Old Potter Would Trade Her Name For Kiln Space, But My Numbered Molds Opened His Books.

A Hilo cemetery ceramicist is told to certify eighteen empty niches or lose her kiln space. A sealed urn in a return crate sends her and a patient investigator looking for a family before the records vanish.

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Parts

  1. Part 1 The Supply Boss Brought Me Eighteen Names And A Borrowed Pen
  2. Part 2 An Investigator Took My Statement Beside The Cooling Kiln
  3. Part 3 The Empty Packing Crate Held An Urn With My Fern
  4. Part 4 A Small Name On A Firing Photograph Led Us Home
  5. Part 5 My Numbered Molds Stayed On The Truck Until Papers Arrived
  6. Part 6 The Judge Asked Who Had Actually Seen An Urn Placed
  7. Part 7 The Families Heard Their Names Read Into The Court Record
  8. Part 8 My First Garden Firing Ended With A Note Beside The Ferns