The prenup protected Tristan’s legitimately separate property.

It protected mine too.

The crucial issue was not whether the prenup existed.

It was what each of us actually owned.

My seventy-four-percent share had never legally become Tristan’s.

The company’s value had increased enormously during the marriage, creating complicated financial questions.

Elena negotiated for months with Carlton and his team.

The final settlement did not give me “everything.”