"The Numbers for last month are terrible." Mr mogan said sternly. "The stock prices are fluctuating, we need to do something about it."
I felt like I was wasting my time listening to the old fools that occupied this room.
All of them were present at the meeting for selfish reasons. I’d grown used to all of it over the years. Meetings like this weren’t supposed to shake me anymore they were just about numbers, strategies, men in expensive suits pretending they weren’t sharpening knives behind their smiles. It was the same old game of dominance, and I had perfected the art of playing it.
But this one was different.
From the moment I walked into the glass-walled conference hall of a downtown hotel, something felt…off. The air was thicker than usual, heavier, as if warning me that every s
