heron contract signed

only_in_file Only inside files. The lease, nine pages: the late fee ($50 after the 5th, section 6), the returned-payment charge ($30), the lockout charge ($75, section 29), the 21-day deposit return (section 8), early termination (60 days' notice to a month end plus one month's rent, section 36) and the year the building was built (Addendum C). The $9,850.00 on the Pilcrow 1099 and the tax withheld on the W-2 ($1,204.18 federal), both boxed substitute forms. The royalty (3% after 4,000 copies) and the print limits in the book contract. The date Miso was spayed and her shelter shots. What Gail wrote by hand on the 2026 renewal. The renters policy number and limits. Also only on a picture: the old address on the Minnesota license. Miso's microchip number is in two files and no note.

only_in_file Hard files that can still be read. The book contract (documents/heron-contract.pdf) is a scan with no text layer: the royalty has to be read off the picture. The adoption agreement (documents/miso-adoption.jpg) is a faint copy: the spay date and the microchip number are pale but legible, and the microchip is also on the vet's summary, which is clean. The renewal letter carries handwriting: Gail's remark about taxes and a P.S. that Rolf would free the north window in April 2026, which no note repeats and which later notes show did not happen.

Story, 2026-03-01: March 2026, the month with the arc. A client is six weeks late with $1,800, the alternator dies, Miso swallows a hair tie, the rent goes up. Then the invoice is paid and Pilcrow & Pine offers him his first picture book.