The file glowing on the tablet screen was an unassailable financial audit prepared by my Canadian firm’s legal team. It detailed four years of international wire transfers matching every receipt, withdrawal timestamp, and personal bank record from Theresa and Brianna’s accounts.
“You spent $84,000 of her medical and living funds on luxury vehicles, European vacations, and high-end home renovations,” I said, my voice dangerously calm as I held Lucy tightly against me. “You diverted her chemotherapy payments to cover Brianna’s business debts.”
Theresa stammered, stepping backward toward the kitchen island. “Nathan, you don’t understand—she was wasting the money on non-essential treatments! We were keeping the house secure for your return!”
“I bought this property under my name before I left,” I replied, pointing toward the door. “And as of 8:00 AM this morning, my legal team placed a complete freeze on the joint accounts. You have two hours to pack your personal belongings and leave.”
Brianna began to cry, trying to grab my arm. “Nathan, you can’t throw your own mother and sister out onto the street over her!”
I didn’t even look at her. I carried Lucy out to my rental car, drove straight to the regional medical center, and checked her into a private room under the care of a top oncologist.
How far did the legal retaliation go? Continue reading Part 3 below to unearth the truth.
