On an Autumn Evening in Manhattan, Fifty Million Dollars Signed Away Eleven Long Years
“She built the trap herself,” I said.
“And now she’s trying to push Brielle’s twins through the same door.”
I took out my phone and snapped a clear photo of Clause Forty-Two under the library lamp.
“If Brielle’s twins aren’t Spencer’s biological children, Rosalind loses her whole voting majority the second the board sees Vance’s report,” Theo said.
“She knows it,” I said.
“That’s why she texted me yesterday offering five million more.”
A library assistant walked past our table and glanced at the open volume, but didn’t say anything.