I designed the trust structure that shielded it.

I wrote the capital controls that steadied it.

And when it came to naming a trustee, I made myself the sole one — not out of some long-game suspicion of my husband, but out of ordinary professional prudence, because someone sober and competent had to hold the center, and I was the only person in that family who was both.

Camden signed every document I put in front of him without reading a line of it, because reading was beneath him and because his clever wife was making him richer, and why would a man inspect the foundation while he is enjoying the view from the top floor?

That is how it happens.