Over the next forty-eight hours, the true scope of my counter-strike began to unfold.
Julian had assumed he could retreat to Chloe’s apartment and weather the storm. What he didn’t know was that the private investigator I hired hadn’t just audited our personal bank accounts—he had audited Julian’s corporate expense reports.
On Tuesday morning, my attorney delivered a formal dossier to the executive compliance board of Julian’s firm.
The report detailed how Julian had been booking luxury hotel rooms, five-star dinners, and weekend trips under the guise of “client development,” when in reality, he was using company funds to entertain his junior associate, Chloe.
By noon on Tuesday, Julian arrived at his office to find two security guards waiting at his desk.
His corporate laptop was seized, his access badge was revoked, and both he and Chloe were summarily fired for severe ethics violations and misuse of corporate funds.
