Compliance was to freeze and preserve access logs, vendor contracts, expense claims, wire transfers, HR changes, and executive sign-offs from the Chairman’s office for the last five years.

Alexander came into my new office and shut the door hard.

“You are humiliating me in public.”

“An interesting word,” I said.

“You know what I mean.”

“Humiliation is making junior staff climb five flights because someone decided they are not human enough to share a car.”