“The account numbers match,” Judge Beckett said.

She looked up, her expression grim.

“The initial capitalization for Rourke Regional Mobility came entirely from Ms. Bellamy’s personal, non-marital funds.”

Behind me, I heard Sloane shift in her seat.

The leather of her designer purse creaked.

She whispered something, her voice tight with panic.

“This changes the entire scope of these proceedings,” Judge Beckett said.

“The prenuptial agreement is hereby set aside regarding the business assets.”

“We are now looking at a major marital asset that has been misrepresented to this court.”

Dane stood up again, his hands spreading wide.

“Your Honor, we request a recess to review these documents.”

“We were not given prior notice of these filings.”

“You will have your recess, Mr. Dane,” Judge Beckett said.

“But first, I want to address the temporary custody arrangement.”

She looked at the paperwork in front of her.

“Given the serious questions regarding the truthfulness of Mr. Rourke’s financial disclosures, I am reconsidering his fitness for primary physical custody.”

Gavin stood up again, ignoring Dane’s hand on his arm.

“You cannot do this,” he said, his voice cracking.