“But they are trying to delay the vote.”

“Why?” I asked.

“If they delay,” Adelaide said.

“Victoria can transfer more assets from the offshore accounts.”

“We have to stop them,” I said.

“I am trying,” Adelaide said.

“But I need the official FBI report.”

“Harris has it,” I said.

“He’s at the federal building,” Adelaide said.

“I can’t get him on the phone.”

I looked down at my daughter.

She was still holding my finger.

“Give me my phone,” I said to Adelaide.

Adelaide handed me my purse from the back of the wheelchair.

I pulled out my phone and dialed Harris’s direct number.

It rang three times before he answered.

“Harris,” he said.

“Agent Harris, it’s Natalie,” I said.

“I need the DNA verification report sent to the Callahan board meeting right now.”

“We’re processing the file,” Harris said.

“They are trying to delay the vote,” I said.

“If they do, the money disappears.”

“I’ll send a deputy with the certified copy,” Harris said.

“He’ll be there in ten minutes.”

“Thank you,” I said.

I hung up and looked at Adelaide.

“He’s sending it,” I said.