Natalie & Warren — The Letters He Never Let Her Read
PART 15
A week later I learned why the letters had frightened Vance so much.
Warren’s company had been reviewing expenditures in the division Vance managed.
The audit was routine, at least at first.
But some vendor invoices had failed basic checks.
An outside reviewer had begun asking for original contracts, bank information, and documentation of services performed.
One vendor was North Quay Consulting.
I recognized the name from our joint account.
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