Scathan The Approver の小説・ストーリー

He ran up to Nathan, clearly trying to stop him. Nathan stared at his eyes intently and asked, "Can't I go up?" His voice was icy. The security guard looked hesitant and politely refused, "Mr. Nanthan, are you here to see the chairman? The chairman has not arrived at the company yet. Would you like to wait for him here?" Nathan's face turned pale. "What, do I still need to seek approval from the chairman to return to the company now?" The security guard trembled and said, "I didn't mean it like that..."

Dana mimicked Thomas’s irritated voice and words. “Just that?” Simon frowned “That was the starting point.” Dana nodded “Then Richard had to take an emergency day off the other day, and he called me up and asked if I could turn on his computer so that the emails that were scheduled to be sent could be sent regardless of him not being at work.” Dana paused “That’s when it struck me, a similar thing could be done with payment approvals as well. I remembered how Thomas told me how he was called back to work late afternoon and how the president’s PA came to personally fetch him.”

He asked, waving my question away from the table. “Well, that is where Peter comes in,” I answered. “Okay?” He glanced at Peter. “ Let me properly introduce myself now. I am Peter Can. The Ap to the assistant head of the finance department in Bhutan's Company!” “What!” Austin exclaimed and then glanced at me. “Please continue,” I said to Peter, leaving Austin in his shocked state. “ Since Bhutan's Company is the only competitor with yours, all we have to do is bring them down to bankruptcy!

Linda explained promptly. Catherine furrowed her brows, feeling perplexed. "Does he have the authority to do that?" "Miss Swann, this was demanded by Mr. Johnathan. His uncle is the finance manager in charge of disbursements, and the Swanns' children have monthly allowances. This is considered an advance payment, and he has already exceeded the limit by over three million." Johnathan had previously restrained himself while Vicente was alive, requesting only small amounts, typically a few hundred thousand.

For now, that was the only honest promise anyone could make. Elaine appeared in the doorway before Leah could respond. Her face ended the moment immediately. Daniel turned. “What?” Elaine held up the tablet. “The vendor confirmation updated with a new attachment.” Leah rose from the chair. Daniel’s shoulders tightened. “A change in date?” “No,” Elaine said. “The appointment is still in three days.” Relief did not come. Elaine looked at Leah, then Daniel. “It is a handling authorization.” Daniel crossed the room. “For Charles?”

He brought up Seek Capital's role as the lead investor to back Teresa up, but he also showed an ample amount of respect and deference to Jim's authority. Being a shrewd man himself, Jim picked up on the implications, and his smile became a lot more genuine. "Since you've spoken, Mr. Unger, what else is there for us to wait for? It's not that I was deliberately trying to stall the approval for you, Ms. Sloan. You have to admit that the application you previously submitted lacked some clarifications for the materials used in the project. "Tell you what, why don't you get your legal team to send the supplementary documents to my office on Monday? I'll oversee the approval process myself."

"Uh, oh… sorry about that. I didn't realize that you had a mate. And it’s Nix, that’s unbelievable. Sorry and congratulations to both of you." I accepted his apology. "No worries. No harm done." The girl shook her head at his denseness. "I'm Chloe, and this is Greg and Soren." Greg shook my hand. "If you didn't pick it up, Chloe is my mate." I said, "Yes, I noticed." I tilted my head as I examined Soren. "And your mate is Cassie from the library, right? I met her earlier today, she seems nice." Soren shook his head. "No, I haven't met my mate yet."

The official's face went through a journey of expressions—confusion, to anger, to the dawning realization that he was going to have to actually check. "Don't bother." A new voice cut through the chaos, feminine and authoritative. A woman in CDC gear pushed through the crowd, pulling off her hood to reveal a face that was all sharp angles and sharper intelligence. "I'm Dr. Elizabeth Chen. I've already reviewed the relevant statutes. Mr. Sterling is technically correct." "Technically?"

“Aiden’s working on polishing the business plan. I heard your friends will be coming later to celebrate and talk about it at the same time.” My gaze was pinned on Aiden, narrowing my eyes as I studied his face and body movement from afar. He looked like a different Aiden, someone focused, and though I could not hear them from here, he seemed to talk to Aaron with more authority. “Umm… What’s Aaron’s job?” I turned my head to the woman beside me. “Aaron’s a Chief Operating Officer,” Sasha answered nonchalantly, her eyes on the screen of her cell phone. “Wow!” I blinked, staring at Aaron as he nodded at Aiden like he was agreeing with something. I glanced at Sasha again. “And you?”

It was standard practice, any acquisition required proof that the target company’s leadership was actually working. I spread the printouts across my desk. March. The mix change was approved on a Tuesday. I found the date and cross-referenced it with Nate’s calendar. Tuesday, March fifteenth. Nate was in Chicago. He’d been out of the office for five days total. The approval had come through on Tuesday afternoon, while he was sitting in a keynote about operational excellence. I stared at the screen. If Nate was in Chicago, who approved the change? Reed. Reed had been in New York. Reed had access to Nate’s credentials—he was the assistant, the gatekeeper, the man who handled everything Nate did