Nothing Personal

Daniel Thorpe has spent his career keeping emotion out of important decisions.

Then a longtime client leaves him half of an impossible assignment: settle a $150 million estate and help turn $50 million of it into something capable of repairing consequences its owner can no longer address.

The other co-executor is Eduardo Garcia.

Five years ago, Daniel wanted Eduardo badly enough to insist that what happened between them was nothing personal.

Eduardo remembers.

Now they have an estate to settle, an unfinished legacy to build, and one increasingly inconvenient question:

What if the personal part was never irrelevant?