“Box number four-eight-two.”

Rachel held the key tightly in her palm.

“What is inside?” she asked.

“A blue folder,” I said. “The original, unaltered trust documents.”

“My grandfather’s original signature is on them.”

“It has the clause that automatically revokes all spousal access in the event of a criminal charge,” I said.

“Ethan doesn’t know I kept the original off-site.”

“He thinks the copy in his home safe is the only one.”

Rachel nodded, her expression grim.

“I’m going now,” she said.

“Wait,” I said. “You have to be careful.”

“Ethan’s lawyers will have people watching the main accounts.”

“If they see any activity, they will file an injunction.”

“I will go through the side entrance,” Rachel said.

“I know the branch manager, Sarah.”

“She was a client of mine when I did my residency.”

“Good,” I said. “Tell her to scan the documents and upload them directly to the state registry.”

“Once they are registered, the system will flag the trust.”

“It will trigger an automatic freeze on all outgoing transfers.”

Rachel put the key in her pocket and grabbed her wool coat.