name.
Daniel had never been on the deed.
Crucially, he signed a prenup recognizing the house as my separate property.
He claimed he had forgotten signing it.
Rachel remembered.
So did I.
But the house was only the start.
Daniel had always enjoyed telling people he “bought everything.”
In reality, many purchases went on a corporate rewards card tied to his employer, Mercer Development.
The company wasn’t his.
Several items he removed had been bought as reimbursable business expenses.
The eighty-inch television?
Charged as “conference-room equipment.”
The espresso machine?
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