I visited my sister’s newborn only to catch her kissing my husband—She smiled and said, ‘Our son gets his name, You keep paying for the house’
In the meantime, my lawyers were wrapping up the legalities. Gavin’s shares were automatically bought out at book value, his corporate access was blocked, and the proof of the fraud was turned over to the authorities. Because company funds had been used to buy the Oakhaven Court mansion, my lawyers successfully placed a lien on the property and transferred the title into my trust. When the day of the party arrived, they didn’t even own the roof over their heads.
The party at the estate was huge, and Gavin and Brooke acted like they owned the place. They never expected me to show up, let alone walk right up to the microphone on the stage.
I didn’t mince words. I told everyone there—the investors, the critics, the reporters—exactly what these two had done. I told the crowd that Gavin and Brooke were looking forward to a fresh start in life, courtesy of my bank account. When Gavin tried to have security throw me out, Evelyn stepped up with the emergency court orders and the police officers we had brought along, making him back down instantly.
Evelyn then began handing out folders filled with bank statements and the forged documents to the guests. Gavin tried to threaten me, shouting that I couldn’t oust him because he owned twenty-five percent of the company. I simply reminded him of the fraud clause he had signed. Because he had stolen $350,000 from the company reserves to buy the very property we were standing on, his shares were automatically forfeited. After deducting the stolen funds from his book value, his final payout check came out to exactly twelve dollars and forty-two cents.
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