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“That clause is a nuclear option,” he said carefully. “Once we trigger it, there is no civilized way back.”
Daniel had been my father’s lawyer before becoming mine. He knew the prenup. He knew the shareholder agreements. He knew every trap my father built because Robert Scott trusted ambition only when it was surrounded by steel.
“Transfer my ninety percent stake into the Elise Family Trust,” I said. “Use emergency authority. Notify the board at five. Remove Richard as CEO for gross misconduct and fiduciary breach. Freeze every joint account. Every credit line. Every portfolio tied to him. Emily’s corporate access disappears before sunrise.”
“No,” I answered. “But I am awake.”
By 4:17 a.m., confirmations began lighting up my phone.
Corporate access revoked.
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