He Was Sure the House and the Company Were His. He’d Never Bothered to Read the Deed, or the Trust My Husband Left
He stood in the middle of my living room, staring at nothing.
Then he looked down at the folder he’d carried so confidently into my kitchen an hour before — the folder full of paperwork meant to make my house his — and he looked at it like a man seeing a trap he’d already stepped in.
He wasn’t searching Declan’s desk anymore.
There was nothing on that desk that could save him now; there were only more things on it that could bury him.
Courtney took a step toward him.