“This is accounting.”

“You had no right to access my records.”

“You gave me that right when you anonymously defamed me. Discovery is an interesting thing, Connor. You should read documents before your attorneys sign them.”

His lawyers began examining the folders. The room grew quieter with every page they turned. Harper continued. “Your Delaware companies concealed debt from lenders.

Your property transfers were fraudulent. Your communications with the planning commission establish a bribery scheme. Your instructions to Paige establish obstruction.”

Connor’s face turned white. “You’re bluffing.”