My Husband’s Affair Exposed $80,000 in Missing Company Money, but He Had No Idea Who Really Owned Our Business
I looked at her.
I didn’t believe a single apology could contain what she’d done, but I also knew that refusing to acknowledge it wouldn’t change the evidence.
“I hope you tell the truth when it costs you something,” I said.
Then I walked out.
PART 14: The Company After the Applause
Over the next several weeks Crestview settled into a different rhythm.
The investigation continued.
Some employees were interviewed, bank reconciliations were completed, and several vendors were asked to confirm whether they had actually received the services shown on invoices.
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