Scathan The Approver の小説・ストーリー

[ZANE] The council notification arrived at nine-fourteen. Request Approved. Dr. Sloane Davis will review the Blackthorn Pack's case. Caine would nod at this and return to his reports. I read the sentence twice before I let myself move. Unexplained variables required attention. I pulled a fresh notebook from the drawer and wrote across the top, in block letters, deliberate: Medical Consultant—Dr. Sloane Davis. Beneath it: Objective: Determine reliability. Not distrust. Lives depended on this woman now. That alone earned her a file.

“Vanessa Blackwood.” “Hold please.” Muffled conversation, then: “Ma’am, Miss Blackwood was added to the approved visitors list an hour ago. The approval came from Mr. Thorne’s office.” My stomach dropped. “What?” “I have the sss right here. From his assistant Margaret Chen, copying him. It says Miss Blackwood is cleared for one-time access to discuss urgent business matter.” “Show me that email.” He sent a screenshot to my phone. There it was-from Margaret’s sss address, copying Kael, approving Vanessa’s visit.

Aside from the Chief Financial Officer, whose appointment required approval from the board, Alexander had complete authority over every department director and project leader present. Vice Chairman John smiled stiffly. "Very well." No one said another word. It was obvious Alexander intended to protect me, and no one wished to challenge him. "Let's continue with the meeting," Alexander said. Jaxon smiled casually. "The points I wanted to raise have already been mentioned by everyone else, so I won't repeat them." He paused before changing the subject. "However, I recently had dinner with Director Steven Tarantino. He told me Director Vivienne rejected his sponsorship proposal and even blocked

I sat there frowning what was happening? "Dear committee members, I would like to thank you for your continued support. But I have little time as it is and I'm afraid that I can't take final decisions on proposals approval anymore. On the other hand I'm going to delegate it to one of the committee members who is going to be chairperson and hence forth take the final decision. That would be my decision as well. You can save the time of waiting for the approval from me and speed up the process of making and implementing the proposal. Now regarding the appointment of chair person I have already selected the person. It is going to be my wife Ziva Wellington. If there is any difference in opinion

The file opened and my lungs went thin. It was a ledger — not just transactions, but a list of names and dates. At the top, in a block of administrative notes, was a line: Authorized by T.H. with a timestamp years ago. Tom Hale’s initials. My hands went slick. The ledger traced a string of permissions and payments that ran to the shell company Adrian had flagged. Beneath it a single, mechanical sentence: If Claire becomes an exposure risk, deploy distraction. The font was clinical. The implication was poisonous.

"This is different. This is what Cornerstone needs." "So we have the account?" I asked, barely daring to hope. "Pending board approval, yes. But I sit on that board, and I can tell you right now: they'll approve." Kevin turned to his team. "Charlotte, work with Mrs. Carter on budget finalization. Jonathan, coordinate on the implementation timeline. Janet, I want you to collaborate closely throughout. This is happening." My team erupted in quiet celebration behind me. "Thank you," I said again, meaning it with every fiber of my being. "We won't let you down."

He kept scrolling, aggressively tapping on the tab, his eyebrows knitting together. “That’s odd.” He muttered. “The invoices are all here. All approved and paid month after month. But the actual reports and deliverables….” He trailed off, his head snapping up to look at me. “I can’t find them and it doesn’t make sense because I swear to you Mrs Stanley, we require documentation for all contractor work.” A small smile formed on my lips. “Fine then. Who approves the K&E Consulting invoices?” His eyes darted around the office, his face turning slightly pale. “Mr…Mr Stanley. He’s listed as the primary contact and sole signatory on their contract.”

“There’s… one more thing.” “What?” I asked, looking up from the report on my desk. “Mrs. Carrington’s department requested approval for the Henderson project.” I flipped through the documents. The proposal was solid. Well researched. Detailed. I recognized Elena’s handwriting in the margin notes. Without hesitation, I signed the approval. “Send it back.” “Yes, sir.” As she reached the door, I stopped her. “And…” She turned. “Don’t give it special treatment because it came from my wife.”

It is fixed however it's not yet approved. Take care, Love you guys

<< If you work with Damon, then I think you're well worth it. I look at his card. Johnatan Chen. CEO of Sapphire. << I'm not asking you to give me a answer right away. But think about it. All right ? » I nod and he kisses my hand. “Sasha do you need me to take you back?” I turn back to Damon. I know him now. And I know that when I can see his jaw bone perfectly, he's not happy. I look at Ella who is waiting behind him. She doesn't want me to say yes.