My In-Laws Assumed a Wife Would Stay Silent — They Forgot I’d Spent Nine Years as a Forensic Accountant
I do not intend to run that account again.
Chapter 16 — The Firm
Two years after the midnight rain washed over that hospital parking lot, the autumn sun came streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows of my own firm’s new office, high up in a tower in downtown Chicago.
The brass plaque beside the double glass doors bore a single title, and it was mine: Sterling Forensic Auditing and Financial Investigation.
I kept the name Sterling.
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