My Husband Said Marriage Made Everything I Owned His—Then My Father Showed Him the Difference Between Access and Ownership
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Chapter 18 - Augusto stays out of the company war
My father wanted to buy Kane Urban’s debt.
That would have been legal if lenders sold.
It also would have been terrible.
“Why?”
“So he answers to me.”
“No.”
“He already owes people.”
“I don’t want you becoming one.”
“He hurt you.”
“And I am divorcing him.”
Augusto stared.
“You think law is enough?”
“For this? Yes.”
He hated it.
Then I said:
“If you buy his debt to punish him, you become part of my marriage again.”
That stopped him.
He did not buy it.
He did not send anyone.
He did not threaten Wesley’s lenders.
He did not use business influence to destroy contracts.
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For a man who solved problems by occupying space until others moved, doing nothing was work.
He did it.
