Just as I was processing this profound betrayal, I received a phone call from my mother ordering me to ignore Rosalind. Turning around in the crowded terminal, I spotted Genevieve standing fifty yards away alongside our senior corporate counsel, Oliver Vance, who was clutching a gray legal folder filled with private investigator surveillance photos of my children.
I immediately confronted my mother and demanded the legal folder from Oliver, threatening to terminate his employment on the spot if he refused to hand it over. Inside the folder, I found intrusive photographs of Rosalind walking the boys to preschool and a drafted legal settlement offering two hundred thousand dollars for her absolute silence.
Rosalind then produced a folded document on my company letterhead from six years ago, which bore my forged signature and stated that I was rejecting her and our unborn children. My mother showed no remorse, claiming she had engineered the separation to protect my future and our family legacy from an outsider.
I immediately contacted my executive team to cancel the massive Baltimore acquisition and instructed my corporate departments to lock down all server backups and mail logs related to my mother and attorney. Oliver finally admitted that Genevieve had instructed his firm to sever all contact and escalate legal threats, assuming she had my full authorization to do so.
