After settling in, Nicole turned her attention to the document beside her, signaling that pivotal moments were on the horizon.

In BayCorp’s office, Patricia hung up the phone and exchanged a knowing look with Ellar.

“I expect the results by this morning, as I requested yesterday,” Ellar instructed his secretary, firm and expectant.

No sooner had Ellar spoken than Everett’s voice filled the room, “You might as well give up now; the struggle is pointless.”

Ellar’s annoyance was palpable upon seeing Everett. “What are you doing back here? You’re not welcome. We’ll resolve this legally.” “You might want to see this first.” Everett sauntered into Ellar’s office and casually threw a pouch onto his desk.

Ellar, recognizing the seal Doretta had absconded with, pretended ignorance.

“What is this?”

down at him, his voice tinged with a slight pity, “Seems like you hurried to shift BayCorp’s

did you find

you decide to do now. Keep the company, or lose everything?” Everett’s words carried a calm certainty, as if the outcome was already clear to

seemed unlikely to

position,” Patricia chimed in, her tone

eyeing Patricia skeptically. Do you really think your plots can intimidate me

a plot or not when you take

gave Ellar an unimpressed

upside down, and a bunch of seals fell onto the desk, making

or angry, but Ellar looked surprisingly

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