Chapter 9 - Shaking Wall Street to its core as emergency executive votes remove the disgraced pianist from every major cultural and artistic foundation board.
By 8:00 AM the following morning, emergency board meetings convened across every major cultural institution in Manhattan and Boston.
The Juilliard School, the Carnegie Hall Directorate, and the National Symphony Foundation voted unanimously to purge Julian's name from all records.
"We cannot allow a common thief and musical fraudster to stain the integrity of American classical music," the chairman announced firmly.
Financial news networks flashed breaking updates across Times Square tickers, detailing the sudden collapse of Julian's fraudulent artistic empire.
Investors who had poured millions into Julian's concert tours scrambled to distance themselves from the unfolding federal investigation.
Elena sat in her penthouse office overlooking Central Park, reviewing the corporate asset recovery reports on her ultra-secure tablet screen.
Every dollar Julian had extorted from galleries and investors was legally frozen and redirected into the Vance Foundation for Young Artists.
The music school scholarships that Julian had stolen from talented underprivileged kids were fully restored with triple their original endowment.
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Elena took a slow sip of her black coffee, watching the morning sun illuminate the framed US flag hanging proudly on her office wall.
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