I secretly sold our $4.7 million home before my husband arrived with his young new wife—he ordered me to leave the keys and furniture, but when he opened the door, a stranger was waiting with the deed…

at her office.

Forensic accountant Nolan Beck joined remotely.

He had reviewed Stratford’s finances before, though its confidential records were off limits. He outlined the records investigators would need to assess Dorian’s transactions.

“If he submitted false invoices through a company he secretly controlled, that’s a serious issue,” Nolan said.

“Why the loan against my house?” I asked.

“Possibly to replace money he’d already diverted,” he answered. “Or to make his shell company appear financially stronger. We can’t know until we see the records.”

Evelyn clasped her hands.

“The important

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