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Author: Mirage Sha
last update publish date: 2026-05-03 05:55:03

Dave POV

That was it.

That was where the conversation had been heading all along.

Not the breach.

Not the clients.

Me.

The meeting dragged on after that, but not in a productive way. It circled, repeated, escalated, and eventually ended without resolution, just tension stretched thinner across everyone in the room.

The next day was worse.

The stock had dropped further. The media had picked it up. The narrative was no longer contained. It was everywhere, and it wasn’t in our contro
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