Chapter 5 - WHERE THE MONEY WENT
Victor received more than he remembered.
Not one giant check.
That was why the total surprised him later.
$90,000 business expansion.
$140,000 tax and supplier rescue.
$68,000 second mortgage payoff after he nearly lost his house.
$35,000 legal settlement related to a contractor dispute.
$22,000 vehicle purchase after his work truck was repossessed.
Smaller transfers.
Insurance.
School tuition during one bad year.
Emergency payroll.
Total lifetime advances:
approximately $447,000.
Grant’s total was lower but still large.
Restaurant losses.
Credit-card consolidation.
One failed franchise deposit.
Back taxes.
A divorce attorney.
Temporary rent support.
Total:
approximately $286,000.
Claire’s advancement ledger:
$14,500.
A medical bill Evelyn paid after Claire broke her wrist and had a coverage dispute.
Claire repaid half.
Evelyn refused the rest.
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The numbers did not make Victor and Grant criminals.
They made them expensive sons.
