I sold an apartment I owned before our marriage to help fund his first major expansion.

Later, I structured early investment documents.

Introduced clients.

Reviewed contracts.

Eventually I became a minority shareholder and served for several years as outside general counsel before reducing my day-to-day involvement when my own practice expanded.

Alistair became the public face.

That never bothered me.

Until I realized he had mistaken visibility for ownership of everyone around him.

PART 4 — I DO NOT AUDIT MY OWN HUSBAND

I could not simply walk into the company and declare: