Because I controlled seventy percent of the voting power, we formally removed Mark as CEO.
His banking access was canceled.
Our lenders and major vendors were notified.
Then we authorized a complete forensic audit of the company.
This wasn’t about revenge.
It was about stopping more money from disappearing.
On Thursday, I heard Mark shouting from his home office.
“What do you mean my administrative access has been revoked?”
Minutes later, he called Greg in a panic.
The bank had frozen incoming transfers to Greg’s company while investigators verified the invoices.
Their scheme was beginning to collapse.
Ofelia, meanwhile, had no idea.
She was still convinced their plan was working perfectly.
She announced that she was holding a “family council” on Sunday.
Mark’s brother, Julian, and her sister Margaret were invited.
“We’re going to discuss the new family arrangement,” Ofelia told me smugly. “Make sure the house looks nice, Laura. It might be your final weekend here.”
