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explained.
    Skye was relieved to find out that Sandino had a lack of memory. “So, can he talk?”
    Toni shook her head. “Not that well. He mostly mumbles things, but he can manage to say yes and no every once in a while.”
    At that moment, Skye reached inside her purse deciding this was the perfect time to give Toni the divorce papers. When she slid them across the table, Toni looked at the papers then back at Skye.
    “I think you might wanna hold off on this until you hear what I have to say,” Toni replied.
    Suddenly, their conversation was interrupted by Toni’s assistant knocking on the door. “Excuse me Ms. Vaughn, I just wanted to remind you about your 2:00.”
    Toni looked at her watch realizing she was running behind. “Okay, Erin thank you.”
    “Alright Skye since we need to wrap things up, I’ll start off by telling you, I have some good news and some bad news to discuss. Which do you prefer to hear first?”
    “I’ll start with the good news.”
    Toni flipped through the papers and looked over at Skye. “Your husband has appointed you as his POA.”
    Skye looked confused. “POA? What does that mean?”
    “A Power of Attorney which is authorization to represent or act on your husband’s behalf in regards to handling his bank accounts, private affairs, business, healthcare, real estate etc, in the event that he should become disabled or legally incapacitated.”
    “So, who is his Power of Attorney now?”
    “For now I am, but of course that’s just temporary. Normally a spouse would automatically become a POA, but Sandino has a written and notarized document that says you couldn’t become his until you agreed to his terms.”
    “He’s such a fucking asshole,” Skye vented. “How much money does he have left anyway?”
    Toni looked down at the paperwork she’d recently got from Sandino’s accountant. “When you add up Sandino’s football pension and all the former endorsement money he had rolled into a separate account over the years, he’s still worth a whole lot of money. We’re talking about fifteen million.”
    Skye was speechless for a second. “So, what’s the bad news?” she finally asked.
    “Well, Sandino also has some restrictions on this document which are, in order for you to become POA, you can never divorce him and you must live in the same residence,” Toni continued to read off the paper. “If he is injured or hospitalized you must take care of him at home, no hospitals.”
    Skye immediately got upset. “What? Do I look like a damn nurse?”
    “Skye, please calm down. We’ll provide a live-in nurse from his rehab center to help you with his care. I have to inform you though, it’s also stated in bold letters if you refuse to follow his demands, you get nothing. However, your kids will get a portion of their trust when they turn twenty-one and the other half at age twenty-five. Sandino stated that, by this time his sons should’ve established their own successful careers like he always tried to instill in them, and that his money shouldn’t be their only source of income.”
    Skye went ballistic and started ranting and raving. “I should be entitled to half, regardless after all the shit that crazy muthafucka put me through!”
    “Again, Skye please calm down,” Toni advised.
    When Skye finally calmed down, Toni looked inside the file again and pushed a document across the desk in her direction. Skye looked at the bold letters across the top that read, Postnuptial Agreement . Skye’s eyes widened, she then dropped her head. She immediately remembered signing a piece of paper that Sandino refused to let her read about two years ago. She’d forgotten all about it.
    “That Postnuptial Agreement states that if you ever divorce Sandino you won’t be entitled to anything,” Toni stated.
    Suddenly, the music from Skye’s cell phone interrupted them. She continued to shake her head as she dug into her purse to retrieve it. She already knew it was Cruze by the