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away.

Evelyn called the vote.

Eight directors suspended Grant immediately. One abstained.

A second vote froze his executive access and referred the evidence to federal authorities and Northstar’s insurers.

His watch and phone began buzzing as company access and corporate cards were disabled.

“You planned this,” he whispered.

“I documented it,” I said.

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