Daniel leaned toward the camera.
“Claire, this is insane.”
Miriam continued.
“Evidence shows undisclosed related-party payments totaling $3.7 million to entities controlled by Ms. Cole, plus a proposed equity transfer never disclosed to the majority shareholder.”
Vanessa went pale.
“That’s compensation.”
The CFO cleared his throat.
“Not according to the approval records.”
Daniel snapped,
“Mark, shut up.”
The board chair’s face hardened.
Miriam shared the accounting trail: apartment payments, private travel, jewelry reimbursements disguised as recruitment costs, and legal bills for Vanessa’s future equity package.
Then came the email.
Once Claire signs the tax forms, she’ll never know what happened until we control enough votes.
Daniel stared at the screen.
Vanessa whispered,
“You said those emails were deleted.”
The board heard her.
I finally spoke.
