Delaney testified for two days.
She described the affair.
The shell companies.
The altered power of attorney.
Grant’s plan to provoke me at the gala.
His promise to marry her after securing the Palm Beach property.
The defense showed romantic messages in which Delaney expressed excitement about the money.
She admitted everything.
“You wanted Mrs. Holloway’s life,” Grant’s attorney said.
“I wanted what Grant told me her life was.”
“What does that mean?”
“A mansion, social position, and a husband powerful enough to solve problems.”
Delaney looked toward me.
“I did not understand that Seraphina was solving his.”
Grant stared at the table.
Brielle testified under a separate agreement.
She admitted processing false invoices.
She claimed Grant told her Bellamy funds came from corrupt investors who deserved to be exploited.
The prosecutor asked why she believed him.
“Because Grant was the successful one.”
“Successful according to whom?”
