ONE CENT. TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS

For twenty years, Tina Reeves was the best employee her bank ever had — punctual, beloved, trusted completely. She was also stealing exactly one cent a month from every account she touched, hidden behind a line item too small to question and too vague to investigate.

Then she retired, vanished, and almost got away with it.

Almost — until a retired HVAC technician named Gerald Marsh did something nobody else had done in nineteen years: he actually read his bank statement.

A darkly funny, quietly devastating story about a heist nobody noticed, the man who finally caught it, and the institutions that decided being embarrassed was worse than being honest.