is the part you need to understand.”
I read it twice.
Dad had also established a separate investment account for Marcus and Lily, covering college, medical expenses, and their futures.
Logan had contributed nothing.
But their inheritance included a restriction.
Neither child could access the money through a parent who’d abandoned financial responsibility.
Dana met my eyes.
“Logan has been using the children’s names on several financial documents.”
My stomach tightened.
“What documents?”
“Business expenses. Travel reimbursements. Tax deductions.”
She showed me copies.
I recognized the signatures—or rather, the problem.
