The bank was supposed to repossess it, but got tangled in court permissions. Somewhere between the bankruptcy process and official letters, the repossession laid to rest in a bureaucratic ceremony. Months later, the bank decided to forgive the debt entirely, which should have wrapped the story up neatly. Instead, we get the sequel where the system forgets how mail works. Each call to customer service leads to another promise of ten business days, which, as everyone knows, often translates to never.



