Chapter 13 - Thomas Reed Finally Makes A Deal
Evidence against Thomas became overwhelming.
Payments.
Messages.
The restricted visitor list.
Old Theresa files.
Communications with Richard.
Thomas eventually cooperated.
He admitted helping conceal Richard’s vendor interests.
He admitted targeting Theresa professionally.
He admitted trying to intercept Margaret’s ledger.
But he denied ordering Jessica to humiliate her.
The evidence supported that distinction.
Thomas wanted Margaret delayed.
Jessica chose how to treat her.
Evan chose to steal the ledger for money.
Richard chose hidden deals.
Henry chose concealment.
Each person owned a different part.
Thomas’s cooperation helped recover funds and identify additional conflicted contracts.
It did not erase his conduct.
Richard faced separate civil and criminal exposure based on the financial evidence.
The company recovered millions.
Alexander learned money was easier to recover than reputation.
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Theresa Rowan would never hear the correction herself.
That fact remained.
