We left the clinic separately.
Over the following weeks, the company review began to occupy more of Daniel’s attention.
He received copies of the original invoices, fund reports, and internal messages, all of them documented
by the independent reviewer.
Some expenses had proper approvals and clear purposes.
Others had been described in broad terms that made them difficult to distinguish from legitimate staff
support.
The apartment payments were the most troubling.
They had been coded as temporary executive support, but the lease had continued long after the period
Olivia said she needed a place near the office.
The watch and bracelet had been listed as staff recognition purchases, though no staff awards had been recorded.
The necklace had been bought for the charity auction, but the paperwork did not specify who would receive it if Alexander won the bidding.
Olivia had signed several forms.
Alexander had approved the annual fund budget, but not the individual purchases.
