Everything you do right now is evidence.”

Fiona called the vote.

She did it in the plain, formal language of the bylaws my father had written, and the nine boxes voted in turn.

Eight voted to suspend Flynn from all executive duties, effective immediately.

One abstained, and I noted the name, and thought no less of him for it; some people need to see the courtroom before they can believe the crime.

Then Fiona called a second vote, and by the same margin the board froze Flynn’s executive access to every system and account, and referred the financial evidence, in full, to the federal authorities and to the company’s insurers.