Their constructed image barely resembled the person I knew myself to be, but every selected detail supported one conclusion.
I was supposedly incapable of making decisions without my husband. GetMarriage Tips
Dad had contacted Jonathan because of his expertise in complex family disputes involving concealed assets and questionable financial documents. Yet what troubled me most was discovering Dad had quietly investigated for months.
“Why didn’t you tell me?” I asked.
He looked genuinely uneasy.
“Because I didn’t want suspicion to become an accusation before I had something solid, and because I knew how much you wanted your marriage to work.”
His concerns had started the previous spring, when Preston asked me to sign a broad authorization granting him control over certain financial matters.
I’d called Dad before signing, and he’d advised me to request a more detailed explanation.
Preston remained irritated for days afterward.
Now I wondered whether refusing had prevented something far worse.