Chapter 5 - The Master Plan
Inside her office at 1:00 AM, Evelyn unlocked her fireproof safe, pulling out the original title deeds, trust documents, and the signed prenup agreement.
She called her personal real estate attorney and her corporate legal team in London.
"Sell the house," Evelyn instructed her attorney calmly over the phone. "Accept the cash offer from the corporate investment firm we reviewed last month. Price it twenty percent below market value for an immediate 24-hour closing."
Because the house was held strictly under her pre-marital private trust, no spousal consent or marital signature was required to execute a fast cash sale.
The corporate investment firm was prepared to wire the funds and take possession of the property by 9:00 AM that very morning.
Furthermore, Evelyn instructed her divorce lawyer to file formal dissolution papers in county court at 8:00 AM, accompanied by an emergency civil eviction notice for all unauthorized occupants residing on the premises.
She cleared out her personal bank accounts, transferred her executive remote position to the London corporate headquarters, and packed her three luxury suitcases.
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She left Julian's wedding ring resting cleanly on top of the prenup contract in the center of her desk.
👉 Read Part 6 to see what happened when Julian woke up the next morning.
