“It belongs to the trust now,” Scott said calmly. “And the trustee has authority.”
That was the moment Tyler truly understood he had lost control. The stage he had carefully set for my humiliation had turned against him.
He looked at me with desperation that quickly turned into anger. “If you do this, I will fight you in court and drag this out for years.”
My heart pounded once, but I did not let it show. The version of me who feared whispers and appearances was fading fast.
“I have already been living in misery,” I told him quietly. “You are simply the reason.”
I stood up slowly and slipped my wedding ring off my finger. I placed it on the polished table between us.
Under the harsh fluorescent lights, the ring looked small and meaningless. Tyler stared at it as if he had been punched.
Brooke stared at it too, and I saw the illusion shatter in her eyes. She was finally realizing that the promises he had made were built on sand.
“I will call Carla Benson today,” I said to Scott.
He nodded and gathered the documents. “I will have security escort you to your car.”
As I walked toward the door, Tyler’s voice cracked behind me. “Megan, please.”