Chapter 4

Over the next week, Nolan wasted no time.

He tracked down my parents' old accountant and pulled up every financial record from the past decade.

It turned out Reid had indeed embezzled the 3-million-dollar medical fund.

Lab equipment cost 1 million.

The down payment on a riverside villa cost 1.3 million.

Luxury cars cost 230 thousand.

Three years of living expenses sent to Tessa cost 300 thousand.

Add in all the costs for academic conferences and overseas trips, and the 3 million was almost completely squandered.

And the total amount spent on my medical care over those ten years cost…