Nothing to This Prequel by Scarlett Finn

Author:Scarlett Finn [Finn, Scarlett]
Language: eng
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Publisher: Moriona Press
Published: 2023-08-21T23:00:00+00:00

TWO

“It is very clear,” Mr. Faulds said. “The restrictions are tight.”

“Why does that matter?” she asked.

For an hour, she and her new lawyer had sat in her bedroom trying to figure things out. With him perched on one of her kitchen stools and her on the edge of the bed, this was no cookie meeting either.

JD’s people still loitered in her living room. This impromptu consultation couldn’t be more bizarre. Mr. Faulds seemed like a decent person. What did she know about lawyers? At least she’d picked him herself.

Damn, her back was aching. If she didn’t move soon, she’d be immobile for the rest of the day. Propping her hands on the mattress behind her, she tried to lever the pressure from her spine.

“It matters a great deal because there are penalties if you reveal the identity of your child’s father.”

“They can sue me for whatever they want. I don’t have anything to give.” Billionaire moguls sure didn’t need her measly savings. “And I have no intention of telling anyone who the father is.”

“You don’t have family?” They’d already discussed that. Apparently, this guy was thorough to the point of driving her crazy. “Friends? A boyfriend?”

“No one knows, not even my OB.”

His attention returned to the document in his lap. “Child support is generous.”

“I’ve told them we don’t need that much. I’m not looking to score here. JD and I were a one-night deal. This is not about money.”

“That may be the case, but have you read the visitation clauses?”

Had she read them? Maybe. Did that mean she got all the legalese? No.

“What about visitation?”

“Marjorie Dawes, Jamison’s mother, lives in Boston. Did you think about that?”

“Did I think about it? Please just tell me what—”

“If you have to send the children across the country once a month, who will cover the cost? An adult will have to travel with them when they’re young. If Jamison is unavailable, do you propose his mother, a woman in her fifties, should make the trip every month for the next twenty years?”

Was that her problem? “What do you suggest?”

“That visitation be based here in Seattle.”

“I don’t understand. Wouldn’t she still have to make the trip back and forth?”

“That’s up to them,” he said. “Either way, the children should remain in this state for regular weekend visitation. How would you feel if Dawes hired a chaperone? A third, unrelated party? Someone you’ve never met? Perhaps someone he’s never met.”

Concern moved her head in a shake. “I don’t want them with a stranger.”

“He’d have to put that guardian under a gag order too. While he’s limiting information and exercising control, you are just another of his employees. His children have no choice, and you are not asserting yourself for their benefit. Someone has to focus on their welfare.”

Interesting point. “And if I’m not allowed to tell anyone who their father is, how do I explain third-party chaperones and cross-country flights?”

“Perhaps in private jets with unchecked pilots?”

Okay, now the guy was freaking her out. Could be that

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