Graphs and financial audits began to glow on the screen, showing a series of red flags.
“My investment group controls twenty seven percent of SkyGrid, and the other major funds are waiting for my signal,” Robert explained. “For the last two days, they have been reviewing some very interesting internal inconsistencies.”
Christian’s face went completely white as he realized the depth of the trouble he was in.
“What inconsistencies are you talking about?” he asked, his voice cracking.
Attorney Miller sighed and wiped sweat from his forehead with a handkerchief.
“The recent audits show company funds being used for personal luxury expenses and transfers to firms linked to your associates,” Miller whispered.
Kimberly froze as Christian turned to look at her with a mix of rage and panic.
He realized that every expensive gift and secret apartment he had bought to impress her was now a trail of breadcrumbs for the auditors.
“Those are just administrative errors that can be fixed,” Christian said, though he sounded like a man drowning.