The morning light seeped weakly through the blinds of Taylons Enterprises' top-floor office, but it brought no warmth, no hope.
The atmosphere was leaden with tension as Taylor Fury sat at the head of the conference table, surrounded by twelve board members, all of whom wore identical masks of skepticism and thinly-veiled anger.
Only a few hours earlier, the news had hit the airwaves that Taylons Enterprises was embroiled in damning accusations of financial mismanagement, corruption, and falsified records.
The tainted files were everywhere.
Every major news outlet, every financial blog, every social media feed was abuzz with the same vicious claims.
The company's good name, Taylor's legacy, lay bleeding in public view.
And the vultures circled.
One of the board members, an olde
