Jack and Lexi glanced at each other, trying to decide if there was anything else, but there wasn’t.
“All right. This is what we’re going to do…”
This entire thing hinged on whether or not they could prove that Jack hadn’t cheated. If he hadn’t signed that damn prenup with Bekah—saying that if either of them cheated, the one at fault had to pay the other a sizable, crippling amount of money and give up all of the assets—then none of this would even matter. It would be a normal fifty-fifty split, like every other divorce.
Forty-five minutes later, when they were called into the courtroom, they had a game plan for how they were going to approach the new evidence. Lexi took a deep breath, and Jack grabbed her hand again.
He squeezed it lightly and smiled down at her. “Don’t worry. We’ll ge
