That evening, my employer confirmed the towing company had apologized after reviewing the circumstances. Since the cars were returned without damage, the company decided no lawsuit was necessary. We never received another note, and she stopped commenting about our parking.
The street returned to its ordinary routine. The lesson stayed with us: a complaint can sound convincing when based on an assumption, but paperwork exposes what someone failed to check. She thought the tow trucks meant she had won. Instead, they read the tags and put our cars right back where they belonged.
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