I opened it.

The first page was a bank statement from an institution in Delaware.

The account was under the name Blue Ridge Development LLC.

I flipped to the next page, which showed the corporate registration.

Trevor Pike was listed as the sole managing member.

There was no mention of Kelsey.

I kept reading, my eyes scanning the columns of numbers.

Over four hundred thousand dollars had been transferred into this account over the last eighteen months.

These were funds from their joint marital accounts, moved quietly in increments of nine thousand dollars.

He was stripping Kelsey’s savings.

I turned the page and found a draft of a deed for the Cedar Hollow property.

It was already prepared for the court’s signature.

If the judge ruled in their favor, the cabin wouldn’t go to Kelsey and Trevor jointly.

The deed transferred ownership directly to Blue Ridge Development LLC.

Kelsey would have no legal claim to the land.

Trevor was planning to divorce her and take the property for himself.

He had lied to her, to our father, and to the court.

“Where are you, Meredith?”