“I didn’t read all of it,” Chloe whispered. “But I photographed every page before I signed. They’re in my cloud account.”

Evelyn held out her hand. “Show me. Now.”

Chloe logged in with shaking fingers. When the document opened, Evelyn read it in silence, her eyes widening. “This isn’t a prenup. It’s a property assignment disguised in marital language.

Buried under the legal terms is a clause: upon marriage, Chloe agrees to place all separate real-estate holdings into a Dudley Family Asset Management Trust within thirty days.”

Lewis had initialed every page. Chloe had signed.

But one line made Evelyn smile. “The clause requires notarization and separate-counsel acknowledgment. Neither is attached.” Her smile sharpened. “Which means Lewis — an attorney — knowingly handed your daughter an invalid instrument designed to pressure her into transferring property.”