He Brought His New Lover to Humiliate His Ex-Wife — Then Her Billionaire Father Walked In

Chapter 12

The Swiss account became the center of the investigation.

Richard finally admitted that it existed.

But he insisted he didn’t control it.

Emma didn’t believe him.

She hired independent investigators.

Within weeks, they found a chain of shell companies.

Money had moved from Carter accounts into Sterling accounts.

Then into private trusts.

One trust belonged to Emma’s mother.

Emma stared at the records.

“My mother had access.”

Richard nodded.

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“She did.”

“Then why did she never tell me?”

“Because she was afraid.”

“Of whom?”

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Richard didn’t answer.

The investigators discovered one final transaction.

It had happened three days before Emma’s mother died.

A payment had been made to an unknown account.

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The recipient?

Nathan Carter.

Emma confronted him.

This time, Nathan didn’t run.

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He met her in an empty church outside Philadelphia.

“You paid my mother.”

“I protected her.”

“From what?”

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“Your grandfather.”

Emma stared at him.

Nathan continued.

“Your mother wanted to expose everything.”

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“Then why didn’t she?”

“Because your grandfather threatened you.”

Emma froze.

“Me?”

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“You were six years old.”

Emma’s breathing became shallow.

“He told her that if she went public, you would disappear.”

Emma closed her eyes.

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Her mother had sacrificed the truth to protect her.

But that still didn’t explain the money.

“Why did she pay you?”

Nathan looked away.

“She asked me to help her disappear.”

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Emma stared.

“Disappear?”

“She planned to leave.”

“Then why did she die?”

Nathan’s expression changed.

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“Because someone found her.”

“Who?”

Nathan looked directly at Emma.

“You already know.”

Emma whispered:

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“Dad?”

Nathan said nothing.

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