I didn't argue.
Hearing those words, I let out a laugh. It wasn't a kind one.
"So you're saying that even if your company is destroyed because of her, you'll accept it. Is that right?"
Julia's voice carried a note of irritation.
"Stop being so passive-aggressive. The company situation is your doing. That has nothing to do with me."
My tone was light, almost casual.
"Do you know why your business partner would rather pay the penalty for breaking the contract than continue working with you? Because I showed him the project proposal you put together for Corbin."
Julia went rigid.
She wasn't the only one. My parents had frozen as well.
"It was a terrible proposal. It cost him 100 million dollars. So the moment he found out that the next person in line to run Ferraro was you, he pulled
