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Chapter 52: The Foundation
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2025-07-12 15:36:00It started with a name.
The Sinclair Foundation.Not flashy. Not built to impress the media or appease donors. Just something honest, rooted in a name Ava had nearly buried under someone else’s shadow.She launched it quietly.No red carpets. No champagne.Just a single press release:“This foundation is for the voices we lost in boardrooms and behind closed doors. For the women who were told to sign, smile, and stay silent. We’re not asking for attention. We’re creating protection.”— Ava SinclairBy the end of the week, twenty emails arrived.By the next, there were fifty.Women. Former employees. Interns. Assistants. One was a receptionist from another firm. Another had never worked at Wolfe, but had a story that mirrored Ava’s too closely.Luisa helped her set up the first meeting.No cameras. Just chairs, notebooks, coffee, and quiet.The first woman who stood up her
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