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79 - Slush Funds And Beer

Author: Norma Jean
last update Last Updated: 2024-11-08 07:36:23

Belinda sat properly on the couch, with her back straight, her legs crossed, and a hand atop her knee. Derek sat across from her on another couch, more casually, one ankle over the other in the famous yoga pose. They sat in his living room in his high-rise apartment, alone and with the television off. They were both discussing important matters, so there was no need for a TV show or any other distractions. Tilting her head slightly to the side, Belinda went over the new piece of information she'd just received.

"Let me get this straight," She said. "Paul has a secret slush fund which he hides and transports through a paper company under Knights & Co."

Derek shrugged. "That's about it."

It all sounded too good to be through. "This is perfect." While a corner of her lips lifted slightly in a pleased smile, a plan took form in her head. "Slush funds are illegal, so it will most definitely get Paul in trouble if exposed. And what's better, the paper company is solely owned by him a
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