Worthless Things Shouldn’t Be Kept in the House
I nodded to Ijeoma, and she slid a thick white dossier down the table until it stopped in front of him.
“That is the formal notice of debt acceleration,” she said.
“Meridian is demanding repayment of the seventy-five-million-dollar principal, plus accrued interest, within twenty-four hours.
If it isn’t paid, we will seize all pledged collateral — Blackthorn’s intellectual property, its headquarters, and the personal real estate holdings in the valley.”
“Seize the house?” Imelda’s voice went thin and high.
“You can’t touch the house.