Greedy Lies

When my dad died he left me a will. The lawyer opened it in front of everyone — I thought he'd leave the company to me. Instead he left every share, the house, the car, to his second wife. That woman was five years older than me, and she'd only been married to him for a year when he died. I laughed out loud at the funeral. My dad's lawyer stared at me: Miss, this is your father's dying wish. I walked out. Three years later I came back with an entire private equity fund. That woman has nearly run my dad's company into the ground, and she's desperate for cash. My first offer: give me back the company, and I'll give you more money than you can spend in a lifetime. She sat in my dad's office, smiled at me: you think your father left the company to me for no reason? Watch free on Palmbox.