My Husband Gave My Seat on Our Private Jet to His Secretary—Then I Discovered Who Really Owned His Billion-Dollar Company

Then I remembered how often she’d used that ideal to silence questions.

Family unity was important when she wanted me to accept Aaron’s decisions.

Less important when it required transparency from her own son.

I closed the ledger.

“Will you give Martin copies of everything you signed?”

“Yes.”

“Will you identify the storage arrangements as accurately as you can?”

She hesitated.