CHAPTER 9 A LETTER FROM THE OPPOSITION COMPANY

With a slight nod, Madison’s jaw hardened. "I will sell half of my shares," she said, her voice as cold as steel. "And with the money, I will fund the investigation into the murders. I will find the truth, no matter the cost." The board members exchanged uneasy glances, their faces pale with fear and uncertainty. They knew that Madison was serious, that she would stop at nothing to bring her enemies to justice. "And the rest of my shares?" Madison continued, her gaze like ice. "I will give the rest of my shares to the people," Madison declared, her words ringing with the force of a promise. "To the employees who have suffered under this company’s corruption. To the families who have lost loved ones. To those who have been wronged by the greed and violence that has plagued this company." The board members shifted in their seats, some shifting nervously, others bristling with indignation. But Madison did not waver, her expression unyielding. "This is my final offer," she said, the w