Adopted sister.

"Do you think it's so easy to convince the shareholders?" he asked, his voice tinged with frustration as his anger started to simmer. "It wouldn't be an ideal situation if they were to withdraw their support," he explained, his concern evident in his demeanor.

"I apologize, Mr. Chairman," she interjected, her voice calm and composed, striving to alleviate the growing tension. "But perhaps it would be wise for you to take a step back and approach this matter with a level-headed attitude. Considering that we currently cannot ascertain the origin of the post, wouldn't it be more prudent to address it formally?" she urged, her words carrying a neutral yet persuasive tone, aiming to guide him towards a more measured response.

"I don't see any valid reasons why personal matters should be brought into the workplace," she expressed, emphasizing the need to address the issue rather than searching for evidence. "It's crucial to let them know where you stand and to have your decision respected."
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