to tell the truth before someone else does.”
He hung up.
An hour later, Rachel phoned.
“The lender has received our documentation. They’re suspending the refinancing review.”
“And the accounting report?”
“Delivered to their fraud team. The investigators have also acknowledged our complaint.”
I watched rain fall against my office windows.
“Good.”
Then Rachel revealed something unexpected.
“Emily, your father has called an emergency family meeting tomorrow. He’s telling everyone you’re trying to steal his company.”
For the first time in two weeks, I smiled.
“Perfect. Tell him I’ll attend.”