“When did you find out about Calvin?”
“The day my parents died on my twentieth birthday. We talked about it, we argued and later agreed on the clause that if I was still single at twenty-five that’ll I would agree. And by chance I did get married before that age, if I was to divorce within ten years then Calvin or the elders of the DuPont family can state their claim.”
“Why ten years”
“In Florida, if you stay married for ten years then if you die before your spouse, they paid on your behalf till they die. Also, risk leaving them everything you ever owned even with a will.”
“Hmm. When did you know about the shares?”
“Since I was eighteen.”
“Why didn’t you ever say anything?”
“Would you have believed me? Plus, I didn’t even remember owning them till I left. When I got them, they were
