THE MAN I HATED THE MOST

KEVIN

The amounts of money the two were transferring into my accounts were small enough to be inconspicuous. You know what they say about the small log upsetting the big cart? That’s how it was here. Those small amounts bankrupted the company. By the time Luiza brought in an expert, it was too late to do anything.

All the blame fell on the accountant, and Eddy got off scot-free. All the signatures were the accountants. He was nowhere to be found. Plus, Luiza trusted him. She knew how to gain his trust and blindly believed him.

When she finally realized that bankruptcy was her only way out, Eddy stepped in to offer his help. He informed her about me and how there was a potential to get the funds for recovery with no risk of a public scandal that might harm the reputation of the company.

Without a second thought, she accepted our offer, and we fooled her once again. We now had her in our grasp with the contract we signed. She had to pay me back the total amount within two months, which