Three weeks passed.
Not dramatically. Not with the sustained intensity of the Sinclair situation at its height. Just three ordinary weeks of lawyers and process and board calls and the slow careful work of a situation resolving itself through the appropriate channels the way Damien had said it would.
He had been right about the timeline.
He was usually right about timelines.
The correction in the financial journal had been followed by two longer pieces in separate publications that told the fuller story with Clara Marsh's eight sentences at the centre of both. Sinclair's lawyer had reached a private resolution with Damien's legal team that Damien had described as appropriately consequential without elaborating further. The board had voted unanimously to accept his resignation and appoi
