Novel & Cerita A Hundred Million Mistake

I’d transposed two numbers. “It’s a minor error,” I said quickly. “The overall analysis still holds…” “A minor error?” Marcus leaned forward. “A 0.5 difference in leverage ratio is hardly minor, Elena. That’s the kind of mistake that could cost us millions if we base our decision on faulty data.” Heat flooded my face. “I acknowledge the error, but the conclusion…” “The conclusion is based on incorrect numbers,” Marcus said. “Maybe if you’d spent less time in Singapore and more time double-checking your work…”

"We discovered a type error basically in the original document, and because of that, the judge is not allowed to release your marriage." "Wait or a second Stella. Are you telling me that because of an error in that papers, the judge is not opened our marriage? I am still married after more than six months when I was sure I am not ?" I can hear her breathing fast, very scared of my reaction. In a normal world, I will be fuming all over the place because of this problem. The normal me will shout like crazy and fire Stella and all the people who taking care of our case. "Y...Yes Sir. I'm so sorry. I will do everything I can to rectify this. But the judge said you both will need to sign new pape

"Well, I just thought that we would be together now that mom and I are back." "Uh, what do you mean?" "Well you guys said you were off getting really smart so you could take care of yourself. But that night I heard mommy crying in the kitchen to grandma about a mistake." "What else did you hear buddy?" "Just stuff like 'I should of done better' 'I should of stayed and fought for him' but I wasn't sure who mommy was talking about." I knew exactly what she was talking about. I didn't think my heart could break anymore, but it did.

It seemed she had been under a lot of stress lately. “Dr. Liz, you asked to see me?” Dr. Sharon entered the room, her gaze fixed on the familiar woman who lay on the bed. She could never forget that face, she might have been going through a lot that day, but it was the only procedure she did before leaving. “Is she the one Dr. Sharon?” Dr. Liz asked, crossing her fingers that her junior doctor would say no. “Yes Doc, she's the woman I did the IVF on, I thought she was Miss Vane and only came to realize the mistake when the actual Miss Vane came in,” Dr. Sharon explained, her head lowered in shame.

"I thought you were sweet and innocent, the best girl I’d ever met. But now I see it was all an act." Tears welled up in my eyes as I shook my head, trying to deny his accusations, but he wasn’t finished. "Give her your blood and save her," he demanded, his voice low and threatening. "I’ll give you whatever you want. A hundred million dollars, a villa—just name your price."

She said, pointing to the page that he was currently on. "Where?" He frowned as he went over the same page in the contract again. He didn’t notice any visible errors in the paper. Racheal walked behind the desk and stood right beside him while placing a hand on his enormous leather chair as she pointed out the figure she was referring to. "There’s an extra zero here which would give them a budget of ten billion, instead of one billion.” She was confused at how he didn’t see the glaring error. Damien barely paid any attention to the documents he had been signing. He had stayed up all night, thinking about what her response would be the next time he sees her.

But of course, there are rules about choosing the right one. There shouldn’t be a mistake when it comes to this. I know that. But I find myself in the same situation now that I was in before, making the same mistake. Quinn is out of the list. I know that from the beginning. I should not have dated her, but I couldn’t stop myself and ended up loving someone off the list. __ “My father is checking everything, Bryce. I just sent him the details of Mom five minutes ago.” “That’s good. We’ll wait.”

I added, "I thought this necklace came as a pair. So, where's the other one?" I already knew the answer, of course. I just wanted to see how Rowan would react when the truth caught up to him. He awkwardly patted his pocket and offered a clumsy excuse. "Maybe the staff member forgot to include it. I'll make sure to give them a talking-to." Even then, I didn't call him out. I simply turned toward the window and watched the trees blur past as the car sped down the road. … When we pulled up in front of my place, I stepped out and said, "Thanks, Rowan."

He couldn't believe I went through so much torture in his short absence. Cassius was on the ground, staring at us in confusion. "D-Donald? I thought you were—" Donald looked at him with ice-cold fury. "A useless piece of shit that's only in a coma? Can't believe I'm standing up right now?" Cassius trembled, and his mother was grasped by fear. Donald handed me to the doctor and slowly closed in on them. "A snake and her equally venomous spawn. I knew it was a mistake letting you marry into the family."

There must be a loophole in the code that I was missing. For the entire day, I worked on it. I read countless documents and read almost all the codes available to me. I even studied client records to see if something like this ever happened before. And to my surprise, it did! I suddenly noticed that there was a pattern to it. A very similar pattern. In the past four years, there were almost nine clients that left us because of a mistake in the final document. That was strange. How could this happen? And the errors happened from the tech department sometimes and sometimes from the legal team as well.