My Husband’s Affair Exposed $80,000 in Missing Company Money, but He Had No Idea Who Really Owned Our Business
Someone was using the emergency reserve in a way that put ordinary operations at risk.”
I thought of our site crews, subcontractors, and office staff.
Those people weren’t abstractions on a chart.
They were families who depended on payroll arriving Friday morning.
“Can we cover the next cycle?” I asked.
“Based on current balances, yes, but don’t assume the same next month.
We need to stop unsupported disbursements through proper controls.”
For the first time since finding the black lace, I felt something larger than my marriage come into focus.