CHAPTER 26
BRAX
It was done. A final agreement had been reached. On Sunday afternoon, Brax sent his confirmation of the deal—the lawyers had been working overtime this week, and they’d been paid handsomely for the privilege. Brax would receive one million dollars in cash, and his mom would get three million in a trust, accessible only for her personal use. He’d also negotiated the apartment in San Francisco—Carissa hated the city and wanted to make sure he stayed out of her way—plus he could keep his two Porsches and his boat. Affording the upkeep would be a challenge, but he could always sell them if need be. The handover of Dunnvale would be completed over the next month. One thing Brax had insisted upon was the opportunity to visit each site and tell the staff in person. To warn them.
