My Ex-Husband Threw Me Out Pregnant, So My Father Bought His Entire Mansion
Previously: Olivia was pregnant and homeless after her ruthless ex-husband threw her onto the pavement. But he didn't realize her father held the keys to his entire empire.
The Arrival of Arthur Sinclair
The heavy doors of the lead SUV swung open, and out stepped Arthur Sinclair. At sixty-two, Arthur possessed an aura of absolute authority that made even the burly security guards instantly step back. Behind him, a team of four lawyers in sharp, tailored suits emerged, clutching thick leather briefcases. Arthur ignored Richard entirely at first, walking straight to his daughter. He wrapped his arms around Olivia, whispering words of comfort before turning his piercing gaze toward the steps.
Richard’s smug expression began to falter, though he tried to maintain his arrogant posture. "Arthur," Richard said, trying to sound confident. "This is private property. Olivia was served her divorce papers. She has no right to be here, and neither do you."
Arthur let out a cold, humorless chuckle that sent a shiver down Sarah’s spine. He gestured to his lead attorney, who stepped forward and opened a folder. "My dear boy," Arthur said, his voice dripping with quiet menace. "You seem to have forgotten a very crucial detail about how you acquired this beautiful estate."
Three years ago, when Richard’s tech startup was on the verge of bankruptcy, Arthur had quietly bailed him out. But Arthur was a seasoned businessman; he never gave handouts. He had structured the bailout as a massive loan secured against Richard’s personal assets, including the very mansion they stood on. Over the last six months, while Richard was busy planning his new life with Sarah and neglecting his pregnant wife, Arthur’s auditors had been quietly tracking Richard's embezzlement of company funds.
"You signed a deed of trust, Richard," the lead lawyer announced. "Due to your fraudulent transfer of company funds to your new partner's personal accounts, you have defaulted on your loan. This property no longer belongs to you. In fact, it hasn't since nine o'clock this morning."
”In fact, it hasn't since nine o'clock this morning."