Sloane Hayes Kept Track of Every Dollar Before Her Husband Ever Signed the Apex Account
I read the first page.
Every corporate transaction from that day on required a signed authorization letter on file with the bank, a copy sent to the merchant, and my written approval as corporate officer.
No verbal approvals.
No merchant profiles.
No secondary cards.
Arthur tapped his pencil on the yellow pad.
“That shuts down the handshake cards.”
“I know it does.”
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