He absolutely could win.
He absolutely could win.Sean’s words rang through Janey’s head when she woke the following morning. She’d met with Sean with her printouts, and she’d paced in his office while talking a mile a minute.
He’d reviewed everything and he said that yes, Riggs had a real case to make before a judge for why he should have some claim on anything belonging to the Martins or the Clarkes.
“At least if things are left up in the air with the wills,” he’d said.
Janey needed to sign the papers to get the will executed and done. The problem was, she still didn’t know which set of papers she wanted to put her name on.
No matter what, Riggs Friedman was not going to get his greedy hands on anything her mother hadn’t wanted him to have. Not the cottage. Not the money. Not the hou
