been making a series of discreet wire transfers.
First $2,000.
Then $4,000.
Then $8,000.
Eventually, the amounts grew into enormous transfers.
The memo lines were filled with innocent-looking descriptions.
“Loan.”
“Family Emergency.”
“Business support.”
The destination name that appeared most often was Lucas Miller, his middle brother.
Then Liam’s name began showing up.
Several large transfers also went directly to Brandon’s mother, Susan.
With shaking hands, I began calculating the numbers.
The total came to more than $140,000 taken directly from our shared assets.
I stared
