Never Again Yours (Isadora and Magnus)

Chapter 476

Kemp stood and spoke in a steady voice, "What you're looking at is evidence that Maxwell illegally moved company funds from our overseas branch. It's all here in black and white-he acted unethically and seriously compromised the interests of The Fitzgerald Group."

As the evidence scrolled across the screen, a ripple of shocked murmurs swept through the room.

Maxwell's eyes widened in disbelief.

How-how could this be? Sure, he'd shifted a bit of money after losing big in the stock market, but he'd put it back almost right away. How could they have found out?

Victor's expression remained flat as he watched Maxwell's face cycle through every shade of embarrassment and panic. "Do you have anything to say for yourself?"

"I-I... This is fake..."

Kemp shook his head. "The numbers don't lie, Maxwell. And your own accountant has already confirmed everything."

Maxwell clenched his fists, forcing out, "I already returned the funds."

Victor's lips curled into a cold smile. "If everyone thought like you just dipping into company money whenever they pleased, maybe returning it, maybe not— how long do you think this business would last?"

Around the table, board members eyed Maxwell with open scorn and derision.

flushed,

with him, his voice cutting and absolute. "The Fitzgerald Group has no place for shareholders like you. If you don't want this evidence handed over to the police, you'll sign

already-drafted share transfer agreement on

glared down at the paperwork, jaw clenched so tightly it was

strip me bare, make me sign away everything.

to spend the rest of your life behind bars, that

could see Victor wasn't bluffing. Panic

as he turned

furrowed

something like this-what could

Seeing even Virgil wouldn't

The Fitzgerald Group from nothing! You weren't even born then! Now the loyal are cast aside when they're no

Kemp raised a hand.

table, and

word, the guards dragged him out of

so swiftly, so decisively, the board was left stunned, barely able

Maxwell had been a respected shareholder of The Fitzgerald Group. The next, he was nothing-tossed out like yesterday's