CHAPTER THIRTEEN
Sami headed home at noon. He had bolted out of the office before he exploded in front of everyone. Lawyers, accountants and loyal employees guided him through the complicated process of taking over the business, expecting him to fill his father’s and brother’s shoes in a meagre span of days.
Having a moment alone was nearly impossible. Everyone wanted his attention. He needed to separate himself from them, step back and disconnect in order to hear his own thoughts, breathe right, regain balance. But he couldn’t afford to do that. Not when he saw a cadre of eager-to-please opportunists setting their sights on possible personal enrichments. They waited, expecting him to fail rather than shoulder their responsibilities. And Vaughn circled, a jackal ready to attack, licking
