“I understand that those are the documents displayed.”
“Do you understand them?”
“Not yet.”
Gianni made an irritated sound.
Donatella did not look at him.
“Why not?”
“I have not reviewed the final versions.”
“They are based on documents you previously reviewed.”
“Based on is not identical to.”
“Do you recognize the language?”
“Some of it.”
“Which sections do you dispute?”
“All of them.”
Her eyes narrowed.
“Be specific.”
Gladly.
I pulled the keyboard closer and opened the trust cancellation instrument.
“Clause three says the trust was formed under impaired judgment.”
“Was it?”
“No.”
“Then note the objection.”
“There is no annotation field.”
One technician stepped forward.
Donatella lifted a hand.
“Add one.”
“That changes the record,” Gianni said.
“It creates one,” she replied.
The field appeared. I typed slowly.
Every letter bought a fraction of a second.
I object to the characterization of my judgment as impaired.