Around a week after isolating themselves at home and Helios, the family's lawyer finally called Sarah over the promised compensation.
Since she refused to share the air that Mason breathed, the compensation was given in the chairman's office—without the chairman. It seemed like he was too busy trying to ease the news of Mason's dismissal to the Board of Directors.
Mason, on the other hand, was on paid leave--or so they told the employees. After all, they couldn't just tell the company that their crown prince was no longer to be crowned and would likely be dismissed from the company. It would cause unrest among the shareholders, so until the executives could come up with a decent reasoning, Mason was on indefinite paid leave.
