Camden had lived in mine for four years and never once thought to ask me who held it.

Chapter 15 — His New Reality

“How is Camden managing his new life?” I asked, and I was surprised to find that I asked it lightly, the way you ask after the weather in a city you no longer live in.

Tamsin let out a short, dry laugh.

“The federal investigation into the offshore accounts he set up for Noelle closed last month.

To stay out of prison, his lawyers took a plea — four years’ probation, five hundred hours of community service, and a permanent bar from ever serving as an officer or director of any publicly traded financial company.” She slid a tablet across the desk with a news photograph on it.