My Manager Wrote Me Up for Leaving at 5—Then His Own Evidence Cost the Company a Fortune

the company’s bank account.

But then the lawyer turned another page.

I remember the exact sound it made.

A soft scrape of paper against the table.

“There’s more,” he said.

Sterling slowly lowered himself into his chair.

The lawyer looked at Martha.

“Are you aware this contract was never formally replaced after the merger?”

Martha’s expression changed.

“What continue reading …