In a Hartford Courtroom, Grant Wanted the House Until a Little Purple Toy Started Playing
“It’s standard practice to lock down company login codes when commercial audit cycles start.”
“We’ve never had a commercial audit cycle that meant locking me out of our main household checking account.”
Grant got up from his leather chair, unbuttoning his gray suit jacket and smoothing the fabric down over his waist.
“I manage this family’s financial architecture, Emily.
You left corporate compliance work six years ago.”
“I still know how to read a bank change order, Grant.”
Grant reached down and picked the paper notice up off the corner of his desk pad.