There was a brief, unsettling silence at the other end of the line before Kevin finally spoke.
"It started when Marjorie withdrew her shares," he said carefully. "I don't have concrete proof yet, but all signs point to her reinvesting with our competitors. It's… it's hitting us hard. Our finances are taking a real beating."
Ravyn's grip tightened around his phone until his knuckles turned white, the plastic creaking faintly under the pressure. His jaw locked. Just as he had suspected, Seraphine, again.
This was indeed not something Kevin could handle because it was a personal matter between him and his ex-wife, the girl who used to look at him like he was his world.
The last time they met, she seemed like a completely different person, staring at him like she could take his very life in the next moment. "I'll see you tomorrow," he said coldly.
He was about to end the call when something nagged at him. "Wait, what about her? Is she partnering with anyone?"
