“How much damage has he done?”
“He’s preparing a one-and-a-half-billion-dollar acquisition involving a shell company in the Cayman Islands.”
My hands went cold.
“He’s transferring the company’s money overseas.”
“That’s what we suspect.”
I closed my eyes.
Silas had never loved me.
He’d wanted access to my father’s fortune from the beginning.
I opened my eyes again.
“Harrison, listen carefully.”
***
I gave my attorney three instructions.
First, challenge Silas’s authority over the company and seek immediate protection for my personal assets.
Second, cancel his access to every account and credit facility registered in my name.
Third, cooperate with federal financial investigators to trace the proposed Cayman Islands transaction.
Harrison took notes.
“Anything else?”
“Yes. Don’t let Silas know how much we’ve uncovered.”
He frowned.
“Why?”
“Because he believes I’m powerless. The more confident he becomes, the more mistakes he’ll make.”
