into premarital separate accounts.”
“And expenses?”
“Paid from the same.”
“No marital contributions?”
“None.”
Mark capped his pen.
“Then why was this not specifically scheduled in the prenup?”
“It was encompassed by the separate-property clauses negotiated by both sides.”
Everyone knew the agreement’s wording covered my premarital stake. The lawyers weren’t encountering a genuine mystery; they were processing a financial shock. Aaron studied the valuation, then lifted his eyes.
“You didn’t need anything from me.”
My throat tightened at the quiet assumption beneath his words.
“That’s what you got from
