“You used the firm’s client escrow accounts to pay for Tessa’s luxury apartment lease in the Arts District,” I announced loudly, ensuring every single employee in the lobby heard the extent of his betrayal. “You used client money to fund those weekend ‘seminars’ in Cabo San Lucas. That isn’t just infidelity, Adrian.”
I leaned in, delivering the final, fatal kill shot.
“That is federal wire fraud and massive corporate embezzlement.”
As the words left my lips, the heavy, revolving glass doors of the lobby spun rapidly.
Two plainclothes detectives wearing badges on lanyards around their necks, accompanied by three uniformed city police officers, strode aggressively into the atrium. They didn’t stop at the security desk. They walked with absolute purpose, their eyes locked directly onto my husband.
“Adrian Beckett,” the lead detective barked, pulling a pair of heavy, cold steel handcuffs from his leather belt. “You are under arrest for grand larceny, wire fraud, and corporate embezzlement. Put your hands behind your back.”