Grant signed last night is a filing that ends the marriage.

That is all it does.

The division of property is not governed by that document.

It is governed by the prenuptial agreement the two of you executed before the wedding.”

Adrian’s easy smile began, at last, to falter.

Because the prenuptial agreement — which he had signed eight years ago without reading, the way he signed everything, the way he had signed eleven million dollars of fraud — contained three clauses that mattered now.