Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Panic gripped Dominic, who almost had a heart attack. He could tell that everyone present, including Edward, must have signed the NDAs, as no one told him about the agreement.

"You were the only one at the meeting who didn't sign an NDA. Besides, only an employee could access the security control room to steal the security footage," Sean explained, displaying the evidence he had gathered while glaring at Dominic.

Dominic looked worried and frustrated. "KS Group employs a huge number of employees. There are thousands of employees working in just this building, and many have access to the control room. You're just attempting to pin all the blame on me!"

Alyssa smiled in amusement and shook her head. "I wouldn't have easily traced it back to you if you had uploaded the footage through the public WiFi at a train station, airport, or café.

"Perhaps you're not too familiar with the technicalities of committing such an act because of your age. You decided to upload the footage with your personal laptop and WiFi from the comforts of your home, thinking that you had nothing to worry about as long as you did it using a burner account.

"You could have asked Renee about it. Anyway, it is characteristic of you to be stubborn."

Alyssa practically roasted and annihilated Dominic. The directors felt tickled as they cast judgmental looks at him.

face contorted. He nearly lost

ends, please submit the evidence I've gathered to the police. They will find out the

Dominic unknowingly blurted

darkened when he realized he had technically admitted to

How could he hurt his sibling? That's

If he could harm his brother, he could easily do the same

spread across the meeting room. Dominic's

take a hand vote." Alyssa finally spun her chair to face the directors. She scanned their faces while speaking in a calm yet assertive tone. "Those in favor of dismissing Dominic Taylor from

sea of hands. Edward, the director

on the table while staring spitefully at Alyssa. Before this, he had joined forces with a few directors to vote

the company president. Not only did his plan go down the drain, but he also ended up being ousted. KS Group, it seemed, had