Sloane Hayes Kept Track of Every Dollar Before Her Husband Ever Signed the Apex Account
Have your lawyer call my lawyer about my lawyer calling your lawyer.” He grabbed his cup and stood up.
“Five hundred thousand, Sloane.
I’m not going to ask a second time.”
He left the cardboard sleeve on the table.
The bank’s conference room looked out over the parking lot and had a white plastic clock that ran eleven minutes behind.
The officer’s reading glasses were pushed up into her hair while she typed.
“Here’s what I can print without a subpoena,” she said.
“Every authorization attempt on the corporate account for the last six months.