Chapter 964
Chapter 964:
“No problem,” Leon answered without hesitation. “I’ll give you a few options to choose from.”
After hanging up, Fernanda twirled a pen between her fingers and returned to her textbooks.
By evening, word of Robert and Michelle’s divorce was everywhere. Divorce was common, but the Morgan family had been under intense scrutiny lately. Every move they made was amplified.
This scandal—first the family drama, then the divorce—was a goldmine for gossip. Robert was utterly vile.
His first move after the divorce was to shift all the blame onto Michelle, claiming she was the one who had made the deal with Fulton, and that was how Fernanda’s accident happened. As for him? He was completely unaware of it all.
Robert was skilled at shifting the blame. But Fernanda wasn’t about to let him escape unscathed.
She released her third piece of evidence—recordings of Robert negotiating with Fulton, alongside security footage from Dawn Villas. The recordings exposed everything: Robert was negotiating a deal to trade Fernanda for the company.
His lies unraveled, and his credibility hit rock bottom.
Now, his name had become synonymous with dishonesty. No one trusted him anymore. He’d been caught in too many lies.
Online, the backlash was relentless. Even Voligny Company’s official accounts were bombarded with criticism. Some even threatened to boycott their products unless Robert was ousted.
How could someone so deceitful be in charge of a business?
From the very beginning, Robert had tried to pass the blame—first onto Fernanda, then onto Michelle. He’d reaped all the benefits while trying to wash his hands of the consequences.
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How could he be so shameless?
As the year drew to a close, Voligny Company held a board meeting to review the company’s performance and decide Robert’s fate.
The fourth-quarter results were grim. The boycott had severely impacted sales, with numbers dropping sharply and continuing to plummet.
The company’s reputation had taken a severe hit. The board voted unanimously to strip Robert of his shares and remove him from the board entirely.
Robert threw a fit during the meeting, but the board didn’t budge. They had no patience left for him.
In a last-ditch effort, Robert called on Ector to step in and reason with them. But even Ector, now the general manager, sided with the board. It wasn’t an easy decision for Ector, but in that moment, he felt a responsibility to the company’s directors, its employees, and the products they created.
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