He Kept Me on a $1,800 Allowance and Called Me a Kept Housewife. He Never Checked Who Held the Deciding Vote on the Company He Was Trying to Buy

She was not my enemy.

She never had been.

The man at the head of the table was the only architect in the room, and he had built the whole structure himself, and I had simply come to read the board its blueprints.

“As the majority shareholder of Whitman Tech Solutions,” I said into the silence she left behind, “I formally reject Thornton Global’s acquisition bid.

Effective immediately.”