“The money moves from the Harrow family trust, through three different shell companies, and then back.”

“But the amounts don’t match up,” she added.

“Why would they do that?” I asked.

Sienna spoke up, her voice small.

“Grant told me once that the trust doesn’t pay taxes.”

“He said they found a way to make the entire estate look like a non-profit charity on paper.”

Naomi stopped typing and looked at me, a sharp glint in her eyes.

“If that’s true, this isn’t just a divorce asset dispute anymore,” Naomi said.

“This is a massive federal crime.”

“They are using these entities to hide millions of dollars from the IRS.”

“And that money is what funds their political influence, their lawyers, and their lifestyle.”

“If we can prove this, the federal government will freeze the entire trust,” Naomi said.

“Antoinette won’t have the money to pay off judges or doctors.”

“But we need to find the master ledger,” Naomi added, scrolling through the files.

“The one that links Conrad directly to the shell companies.”

“It has to be in here,” I said, staring at the screen.