In a Hartford Courtroom, Grant Wanted the House Until a Little Purple Toy Started Playing
The second paragraph was highlighted in yellow and claimed that I had shown signs of serious financial volatility and emotional instability since quitting my compliance job.
“This says I can’t manage household affairs,” I said.
“Your recent behavior shows significant strain,” Hale said, laying his hands flat on his pad.
“You’ve made aggressive inquiries at commercial banks and baseless accusations about routine corporate spending.”
“Grant took forty-one thousand dollars out of our emergency savings without telling me,” I said.
“He sent another eighty-two thousand dollars to a shell company tied to Natalie Price’s family.”
Grant looked down at his folded hands and said nothing at all.