Chapter 10 - JULIAN’S BUSINESSJulian was not broke.
That would have been easier.
He owned a small commercial remodeling company.
Revenue around $2.8 million.
Also debt.
A failed speculative renovation in Richmond.
Two subcontractor disputes.
Tax arrears.
He needed liquidity.
Victoria had already loaned him $180,000 from her retirement account.
I did not know.
He needed more.
Why my property?
Because the Arlington townhouse had equity.
Because my Virginia house had equity.
Because Julian believed family assets were available to solve family problems.
Victoria had taught us that.
After Dad died, everything became:
We help each other.
Usually meaning:
Daniel has more stable income.
Daniel can loan it.
Daniel is overseas.
May you like
Daniel doesn’t need the house right now.
Daniel will understand.
Related Stories
Chapter 11 - THE TRANSFER I THOUGHT WAS THEFTThe $38,000 Maya moved?
Chapter 12 - MY MISTAKE AFTER I KNEWI ruined evidence on day three.
Chapter 13 - VICTORIA COMES TO THE HOTELWe stayed at a hotel for six nights.
Chapter 14 - MAYA’S ANGER AT MEMaya finally became angry on day eight.
Chapter 15 - THE MILITARY SEALThe supposed overseas notarization of my signature was fraudulent.
Chapter 16 - THE HOUSE DOCUMENTSOur Virginia home had not successfully transferred.
