Griffin couldn’t make Indy accept his help, but she and her baby were entitled to Richard’s money. Besides, Richard had a right to know there was a problem. Griffin knew better than to interfere, but he couldn’t let this go. Pushing his own ego aside, he had to trust Indy wouldn’t want to go back to Richard. Long ago, he’d researched Richard Burke to understand his competition.
Now seemed like the perfect time to pay him a visit.
Griffin strolled into the offices of Burke and Hester, financial consultants. The young secretary gave him a quick once-over and said, “Hi, may I help you?”
“I’m here to see Mr. Burke.”
“Do you have an appointment?” she asked, opening a planner.
“No. I’ve been out of town. I’m sure if he’s not with another client, he’ll make time to see me. I’m Griffin Walke
