At the same moment, the heavy oak door of the conference room clicked.

The handle turned slowly.

We all looked toward the entrance as the door swung open, revealing a man in a dark navy suit holding a digital tablet.

The man in the navy suit did not look at Grant.

He looked straight at Caleb Rhodes, who sat at the far end of the table with his hands clasped.

“We have the verified IP logs from the bank transfer,” the man said.

He set the tablet on the polished mahogany table and slid it toward Caleb.

“The authorization for the three-million-dollar draw came from a device registered to Grant Whitmore’s home office,” he added.

“The transfer occurred at two in the morning on the twelfth.”

“While Vivian was in Seattle visiting the timber suppliers.”

Diane Cho leaned forward, her silver pen poised over her yellow notepad.

“And the signature on the digital authorization form?” Diane asked.

“It was a cropped image of Vivian’s signature,” the man said.

“Our forensic team confirmed it was lifted from a scanned copy of a 2022 partnership agreement.”