He told me that a woman with significant assets must protect herself even from the people she loves the most. That is why we created a family holding company called Miller Estate Management to hold all of my properties and investments under a corporate shield.
My beach condo was not in my name as an individual because it belonged to the company where I remained the lifetime administrator with absolute power. Bradley had a small stake in the company but he had no voting rights and no authority to sell any property without my specific digital signature.
Regarding the money, Bradley only knew about my daily checking account which usually held a few thousand dollars for my monthly groceries and bills. My real wealth was tucked away in investment accounts linked to the holding company in financial institutions that he did not even know existed.
Bradley had not actually taken my fortune but had instead stolen my pocket change while trying to be clever. The situation with the condo was even worse for him because he had legally sold something that did not belong to him at all.