The 0% Dad Is A Secret Bitcoin King

CHAPTER 7: 3% DEAL

Victoria leaned back, studying the screen.

“Moving two billion dollars isn’t as simple as a bank transfer,” she said. “If you sell it through a public app or put it straight into your local account, the tax authorities will flag it, the bank could freeze the money, and your wife’s lawyers might find out before the day is over.”

Garrett stayed silent for a moment. “Then what do we do?”

“We build a legal wall around it,” Victoria said, tapping the screen with her pen. “First, I’ll set up a company for you in Singapore. Once it’s registered, we’ll move the digital money into the company as assets you owned before you got married.”

Garrett leaned forward. “And after that?”

“Then I bring in my firm’s international tax experts and crypto brokers,” Victoria said. “They’ll handle the sale privately instead of dumping everything on the open market. That keeps the price from dropping while we sell.”

She paused, meeting his eyes.

“My team will structure the entire process so the money ends up in your account legally and remains separate from your wife.”

Garrett looked at the drawing. “And Evelyn won’t be able to get it?”

“She won’t even know it exists,” Victoria said confidently. “You were given the key fifteen years ago, before you got married, so the money is separate property. We’ll keep it separate from your family accounts, and your divorce filings won’t show the full amount.”

She set her pen down and looked him straight in the eye.

“This is a massive project, Garrett. International paperwork, tax planning, specialized brokers. My f*e is three percent of the total amount.”

Garrett didn’t hesitate. Three percent of two billion dollars was sixty million dollars.

To most people, that was a fortune. To Garrett, it was the price of turning the money in that wallet into something he could actually use.

“Sixty million,” Garrett said, his eyes narrowing slightly.

“Yes,” Victoria said. “That covers the Singapore company, tax planning, private sale, and legal protection during your divorce. You won’t pay anything today. My f*e comes directly from the cash as it clears.”

“I agree,” Garrett said with a nod. “On one condition.”

Victoria raised an eyebrow. “What is it?”

“Total secrecy,” Garrett said firmly. “No reporters, no public records with my name on them, and no leaks. My wife and her lover cannot know I have a dime until I decide to tell them.”

“Keeping secrets is exactly how my firm made its name,” Victoria replied. “If a single detail leaves this room before you give the word, you can fire me and sue my firm for everything we have.”

She turned to her computer and began typing.

A few minutes later, the printer hummed, and four pages of the hiring contract slid onto the tray.

Victoria picked up the pages, gave them a quick look, and slid them across the desk with a black pen.

“This gives my firm the legal authority to represent you, set up the Singapore company, and start moving the money,” she said.

Garrett picked up the pen, signed the last page, and pushed the contract back.

Victoria signed below his name and closed the folder.

“Now we move,” she said, standing and extending her hand.

Her grip was firm and professional.

“My international team is already working in Singapore. By tomorrow morning, your company will be registered.”

Garrett slung his duffel bag over his shoulder. “How long until I can use the money?”

“Because of the amount, we’ll sell it in smaller batches to avoid disrupting the market,” Victoria explained. “The first cash will reach your new private account within five days. You’ll have tens of millions ready to use before the end of next week.”

“Five days,” Garrett repeated.

“Yes,” Victoria said, walking him to the door. “Go home, get some sleep, and wait for the DNA results tomorrow morning. Once we have them, we’ll file our response and stop her divorce.”

“Thank you, Victoria.”

“I’ll see you tomorrow at ten,” she said, opening the door for him.