Chapter 7 - The First Evidence That Could Destroy Grant
The next forty-eight hours became a race.
Daniel’s team analyzed every document.
Every transaction.
Every hidden account.
Every person connected to Grant.
For the first time, I stopped reacting.
I started hunting.
The difference was terrifying.
Because Grant had spent years studying my weaknesses.
He knew the version of me who apologized too quickly.
The version who believed love meant forgiveness.
He did not know the woman standing now.
The woman protecting her daughter.
The first major discovery came from an offshore account.
A company called Blue Horizon Holdings.
At first glance, it looked legitimate.
Investment firm.
Clean records.
Professional executives.
But Daniel found something strange.
Every major transaction happened exactly one week before Grant made a decision against me.
The account was not for business.
It was a war fund.
Money reserved for destroying me.
Then we found the payments.
Private investigators.
Legal consultants.
Former employees.
People paid to create evidence.
Evidence that I was unstable.
Evidence that I was irresponsible.
Evidence that I was an unfit mother.
My hands trembled when I saw the final report.
A psychological profile.
About me.
Written months before the hotel incident.
Grant had planned to convince the world I was dangerous.
I looked at Daniel.
“He was going to make everyone believe I was the problem.”
Daniel nodded.
“Yes.”
Then Evelyn spoke.
“No.”
Everyone turned.
She pointed at the screen.
“He was going to make everyone believe you were the problem because someone else was helping him.”
A new file appeared.
A payment record.
One name.
A name that made the room freeze.
Victoria Kingsley.
My aunt.
My family.
The woman who betrayed me once.
But the evidence showed something darker.
Victoria was not only helping Grant.
She was receiving orders from someone else.
May you like
Someone above her.
Someone controlling the entire operation.
