Chapter 12 - The Unfinished Business
Three months after the trial, Arthur Sterling received a confidential envelope delivered by special courier.
Inside were documents detailing the final liquidation of Liam's offshore accounts in the Cayman Islands.
However, one account remained—a numbered account at a bank in Dubai that held the majority of the stolen capital.
An encrypted flash drive was attached with a note that read: “The battle isn't over. We found the real source of the heist.”
Arthur immediately convened a meeting in his study. Present were Clara, Agent Miller, and Marcus Vance.
"Dmitri Sokolov," Arthur analyzed, pointing to a dossier containing information on the Russian financier often associated with organized crime.
"He was the one backing Victor Sterling's attempted takeover of our European steel divisions. Liam was just their patsy."
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Clara’s eyes narrowed with determination. The threat wasn't just domestic; it was global and dangerous.
The Sterling empire was now the target of an international criminal syndicate that did not play by SEC rules.
