We drove straight to Shoreline Drive, the three-story Hamptons villa I had curated brick by brick. By 2:30 PM, four massive moving trucks idled in the driveway. A dozen silent, highly trained professionals descended upon the property under Khloe’s sharp direction.
I sat in a heated lounge chair in the courtyard, nursing my daughter, watching the systematic dismantling of my life. The Italian leather sofas, the mahogany bookshelves, the thirty-eight bottles of vintage Bordeaux, the $2,500 bedding—everything was carried out. They even extracted the heavy steel safe from the study. I had already emptied it of the flash drive containing the true financial ledgers of the Vance Group, along with the damning purchase agreements for Mia’s luxury condo.
By 4:00 PM, the four-thousand-square-foot mansion was an echoing carcass. Sunlight spilled across the bare hardwood, highlighting the indentations where our life used to rest.
Khloe handed me a bottle of water. “That’s it. Anything else?”