Elena Walked Out of Court With One Bag and Went Home to an Estate That Was Hers All Along
“She’s an orphan who served coffee in my house.
She’s squatting on property bought with stolen money.”
Marcus reached into his uniform pocket, took out a brass key card, and tapped it against the electronic sensor set into the stone pillar.
The heavy black iron gates swung inward on hidden hydraulic hinges without a sound.
Marcus stepped aside and gestured toward the sweeping inner stone drive with a flat palm.
“You may proceed to the central courtyard,” Marcus said smoothly.