Keith Vanderbilt had no intention of wasting another second.
The moment the ink dried on his signature and the suffocating legal fees were settled—a humiliating price paid for his recent slip-ups—he sprang into action with ruthless precision. He wasn't a man who absorbed damage; he was a man who redirected it. And right now, all his fury had found a single, sharp focus: Sarah McKaley.
He was going to ruin her. He would tear her reputation down to the absolute bedrock, making sure the entire industry knew her as nothing more than a common thief. This deceitful employee had dared to siphon off his firm's prized architectural blueprints and peddle them to a rival corporate empire for personal gain.
