“The house belongs to the corporate entity,” I said quietly.

“It’s belonged to Mitchell Family Holdings since the day the original deed was recorded in 2010.”

“That’s just legal paperwork from fourteen years ago,” Brandon said, sweeping his hand across the table.

“We live in the main house.

We run the property.”

“Living in a house doesn’t transfer legal title to it, Brandon.”

Melissa stepped forward, her heels clicking on the kitchen floor tiles.

“If you won’t sign the bank’s collateral forms for Brandon, then you have to pay your share,” she said.