Your Company, Not My Life
Now Derrick had to pay damages to both the partners and the users—easily over a million.
Years of work, gone in smoke.
He clearly hadn't expected me to know. He just stood there, staring, lips trembling as big, silent tears rolled down his pale face.
"I'm sorry, Yara. I was wrong. I should've listened to you. Please don't shut me out. Come back. Let's start over, okay?"
As he spoke, Derrick dropped to his knees.
Back then, that would've broken me. I would've caved. I would've done everything to save him.