Chapter 9 - A Reputation for SaleSomeone posted a warning inside private domestic-employment groups describing a housekeeper who had allegedly endangered a wealthy family's child.
Rosa's name was not written publicly.
But enough details were included for employers to identify her.
Maya received anonymous calls telling her to stop discussing the Whitmore family.
Lydia began documenting the damage to both women's reputations.
Meanwhile Grant hired an independent corporate attorney, REBECCA SLOAN.
Rebecca discovered nearly a million dollars in Crescent payments and more than half a million dollars in unexplained Harbor Field consulting fees.
Most had been authorized by Owen.
Several agreements contained Grant's electronic signature.
One was dated on a day Grant had been hundreds of miles away.
Rebecca asked who might have had access to his home-office computer.
Grant remembered Celeste using it.
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He remembered Owen insisting the security credentials remain easily accessible during Grant's trips.
Convenience was beginning to look like opportunity.
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