my holding company, or the $3.2 million from the business sale.
No payment.
No trust for Chloe.
No confidentiality agreement.
I didn’t sign anything because I didn’t need anything from them.
The $3.2 million remained invested through my business under a strategy created with an independent adviser.
Later, I used part of the company’s new earnings—not the original principal—to purchase a warehouse outside Dayton.
It reduced distribution costs and strengthened the company.
The money accomplished far more there than it ever would have through one of Dad’s mysterious “