Chapter 54: Inferiority

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The numbers refuse to blink. Julian sits alone in his office, lights dimmed to a low amber that makes the city beyond the glass look submerged. The only brightness comes from the screen in front of him—white dashboards, clean lines, quarterly metrics stacked in disciplined columns. His division shows stability. Stability. Flat growth curves. Conservative risk exposure. Controlled volatility. He toggles to comparative analytics. Evelyn’s independent portfolio loads in a clean upward sweep. Not erratic. Not lucky. Sharp. Intentional. Undeniable. He zooms in on the risk-adjusted returns. Her margins outperform projections he signed off on last year. The timeline aligns with surgical precision—her separation from his oversight, her restructuring committee, her public repositioning. B

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