On My Honeymoon Cruise, I Overheard My Husband’s $300M Murder Plot—So I Made a Move

Then followed.

Not closely.

I used the service corridor above the engine compartment.

There was a narrow stairway leading behind the main salon.

Voices carried through the paneling.

Thomas.

Margaret.

Adrian.

Not whispering.

Arguing.

Thomas said:

“The transfer has to happen before we reach Greyhaven.”

Adrian answered:

“She hasn’t signed the confirmation.”

“She already signed the authorization.”

“That is not enough.”

Margaret:

“Then make her sign.”

Adrian sounded angry.

“She can barely hold a pen.”

Thomas:

“Exactly.”

My whole body went cold.

Margaret asked:

“What about the bank verification call?”

Thomas laughed.

“I handled that.”

“How?”

“Voice authentication.”

“That only verifies Claire.”

“We have samples.”

I pressed my hand over my mouth.

Adrian said:

“I don’t like this.”

Thomas snapped:

“You liked her money.”

Silence.

Then:

“You liked the Mercer name.”

“You liked the Mercer Star.”

“You liked the life.”

“Do not grow a conscience now.”

I leaned closer.