My Husband Threw Me Out While I Was in Labor, Then Came to the Hospital With His New Woman — He Didn’t Know I’d Just Inherited $20 Million… or What Investigators Were About to Find

Then his voice softened again.

“Okay.”

I recognized the tactic.

“Okay. I messed up. But we’re married. We can fix this.”

“We’re getting divorced.”

“No.”

It came out immediately.

Almost angry.

“You’re emotional.”

“Daniel.”

“I mean—you just had a baby. We shouldn’t make permanent decisions.”

“You made several permanent decisions while I was pregnant.”

He breathed heavily into the phone.

Then he said:

“What about the money?”

I closed my eyes.

There it was.

Finally.

The honest question.

“What money?”

“Don’t do that.”