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Mr. Jackson.
Not Dad.
Not Father.
He flinched like I slapped him.
“Stop this nonsense, Tasha,” he snapped. “Show him the paper—the one you signed before London. I kept it safe. It is legal.”
“I checked with my lawyer,” he added. “I had every right to move that money.”
I opened the file.
I pulled out a copy of the power of attorney.
Yellowed with age.
My signature continue reading …
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