My public refusal echoed across financial news channels. Caldwell’s attempt to spin the narrative had backfired spectacularly. Instead of making him look good, it only highlighted his desperation and my unshakeable resolve.
The next few days were a blur of nervous reports. Eleanor’s articles, now picked up by major financial publications, were dissecting Caldwell’s “marketing services” payments and the initial manipulation I had exposed. The market reacted swiftly.
Investor confidence in Dynasty Solutions, already shaky from the initial scandal, plummeted. Whispers of an internal audit grew louder. Then, the real damage began.
“DYNASTY SOLUTIONS STOCK DOWN 15% AFTER INVESTOR WITHDRAWAL,” a headline flashed across a business news ticker. Key institutional investors, spooked by the media corruption and the evidence of financial malfeasance, began pulling their money. First one, then another, then a cascade. The company’s stock value, which Caldwell had so meticulously inflated, was now spiraling downwards, each drop a direct consequence of his arrogance.
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