Seven Years After Hanging Up Her Uniform, Samantha Exposed Eleven Million Dollars in Court
The receipt was in the blue folder with all the others.
At nine the phone rang, and it was Nicole, with a keyboard clattering in the background.
“I ran the Blue Harbor tax filings again,” she said.
“He quit paying in 2020.
Three years of default, and every bit of it attaches to the managing owner.”
“Which means me.”
“Which means you.
The crushing liabilities he waved in your face out in that hallway were his own tax defaults and eleven million dollars he wired out of a company with your name on it.”