My Mother-in-Law Hit Me With an Army Baton While My Husband Watched—Then Military Police Arrived and Called Me “the General’s Daughter”
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Chapter 6 - My job
I worked for Aegis Meridian Systems.
Despite the dramatic name, most of my job involved spreadsheets.
Aegis provided support services for military installations:
Equipment maintenance.
Temporary facilities.
Training-site logistics.
Secure transportation coordination.
Emergency infrastructure support.
I worked in contractor compliance.
That meant reviewing things nobody wanted reviewed:
Subcontractor ownership.
Invoice documentation.
Conflict disclosures.
Access credentials.
Emergency purchasing exceptions.
For most people, compliance is boring.
That is why fraud likes it.
People stop looking.
Six months before Evelyn hit me, I was assigned to review something called:
Rapid Readiness Support Orders.
May you like
RRSOs.
That acronym would nearly destroy my marriage.
