Chapter 13 - Reviewing the Embezzlement Audit Files
I walked over to the floor-to-ceiling glass windows, looking down at the tiny cars crawling along Main Street far below.
“What is the status of Richard and Susan’s criminal proceedings in federal court?” I asked, keeping my back to the room.
“They are currently being held without bail in federal custody; their defense attorneys have already abandoned them due to non-payment,” Arthur answered.
“And Tyler?”
“He dropped out of college this morning after his campus credit cards were declined; he’s currently staying in a cheap motel downtown.”
I turned around slowly, a faint, cold smile touching the corners of my lips as I remembered how they mocked my cheap flats.
“Let them experience what it feels like to struggle without a safety net or anyone to clean up their messes,” I instructed.
“Understood, Director; what are your priorities for the rest of the week?” Arthur asked, sliding a partnership agreement forward.
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“We are establishing a multi-million-dollar scholarship fund named after my grandmother, Margaret Henderson, for women escaping abusive households,” I said.
“It will be the first major initiative signed under my tenure.”
