Chapter 9: The Vote

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I started the shareholder meeting by giving everyone the full resort offer. The boardroom was too small for all the employees who had come. They filled the hall outside, listening through the open doors. Becca sat with the other employee-share representatives. Nolan took the chair at the head of the table, but Maren stood beside me and read the terms into the record. Three properties would be sold. The developer could end its commitment to the North House processing line if the company missed revenue targets. The company would owe a termination fee if it tried to keep the facility open after that. Nolan would receive a consulting payment after the sale. A murmur rose in the hallway. Nolan rapped his knuckles on the table. "That payment is standard. It has nothing to do with the company

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