Knight (Political Royalty book 1)
“said Haven, running a hand through her light-brown hair and wondering if she’d have any left by the time she finished with the senator. She’d never wanted to throttle another human more and yanking on her hair kept her from giving into the impulse.
“I told you, there isn’t anything.” Shepherd looked as cool and in control as he had when they’d entered his Georgetown apartment almost an hour ago.
Even his shirt still looked pressed and that was after he’d spent all day on the Hill lobbying across the aisle for support of inheritance tax reform. Critics would accuse him of protecting his own interests, and he hadn’t done much to dissuade them. Although, with the legions of Walker tax attorneys, she doubted there was a loophole they hadn’t already taken advantage of. She’d watched the senator argue with a surprising amount of passion for generational farms and the burden the inheritance tax could place on surviving family members, often leaving them with no choice but to sell off chunks ...of the farm that had been in their family for generations to offset the tax liability.MoreLess
“I told you, there isn’t anything.” Shepherd looked as cool and in control as he had when they’d entered his Georgetown apartment almost an hour ago.
Even his shirt still looked pressed and that was after he’d spent all day on the Hill lobbying across the aisle for support of inheritance tax reform. Critics would accuse him of protecting his own interests, and he hadn’t done much to dissuade them. Although, with the legions of Walker tax attorneys, she doubted there was a loophole they hadn’t already taken advantage of. She’d watched the senator argue with a surprising amount of passion for generational farms and the burden the inheritance tax could place on surviving family members, often leaving them with no choice but to sell off chunks ...of the farm that had been in their family for generations to offset the tax liability.MoreLess
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