“I’m not!” Kahlil insisted and threw a glare at her. “I wouldn’t be telling you the story if the deal was off.”
“So far I haven’t heard s**t,” Brodie said. “We knew my father shut down the project and ordered everything shredded.”
“But it was Frank Mitchell!” Kahlil said, maybe as a distraction technique. “He agreed terms, he said if we got rid of your father then he would control the company.”
Shit, that was a shock that would increase Brodie’s volatility. “No,” she said, thinking about what Grant had told her about Frank’s reaction to the loss of his best friend. “Frank Mitchell was against selling Game Time in any form.”
“Not always,” Kahlil said. “He was the one who opened negotiations, and he did it in secret for months. He was convinced that he would be able to talk his friend in
