She didn’t answer immediately.
Margaret opened the folder in front of her.
“Maybe this will help explain why we’re asking.”
She slid several documents across the table.
Tyler reached for them.
Rachel went still.
The pattern Margaret uncovered
My sister had spent several months reviewing publicly available information.
She’d found records suggesting Rachel had previously worked at two other companies where she became involved in complicated personal situations surrounding senior employees.
At both businesses, the men involved had experienced sudden career changes.
Their marriages had ended not long afterward.
The documents didn’t prove Rachel had caused those events.
But the similarities raised questions.
Margaret carefully explained what she’d found.
“She worked in positions close to senior management,” she said. “She had access to office conversations and information about the executives’ personal circumstances.”
Rachel crossed her arms.
“People change jobs. Marriages end. That doesn’t mean anything.”
Margaret nodded.
“Not by itself.”
Then she pointed toward the records.
