Harvey sat behind his massive expensive desk, drumming rhythmically with his fingers on the polished surface. The morning sun screened through the blinds, shining brightly across the room. However, Harvey was also not enjoying the morning sun; his mind was occupied with a lot of thoughts.Ever since the bank had notified him about the huge deductions from one of his company’s accounts, he had been on edge, determined to get to the bottom of the mystery. He picked up the phone and dialed it quickly. The line rang only once before it was picked up on the other end. "Dante Smith speaking.""Dante, it’s your boss," he said without wasting time. His voice was tense and urgent. "I need your help with something critical. There’s been a series of suspicious withdrawals from one of our accounts—large sums of money, gone without a trace. I need you to work with Professor Jason and find out who’s behind this." There was a brief silence on the other end before Dante responded, his tone was carefu
Harvey stood close to the window, his face etched with frustration as he ran a hand through his hair. He had spent countless hours poring over documents, searching for clues, and following up on leads, but nothing seemed to add up. The thief was still among them, siphoning money from his company, and every day that passed was another day of losses. Today, his sister had dropped by to check on him. Since this whole thing started I had been trying my best not to get her to worry too much but then, I can't just help it."Any luck yet?" Nadia asked, leaning against the doorway. Harvey sighed, shaking his head. "No, Nadia. Nothing. We've gone through everything, every account, every transaction, and it’s like this person knows exactly what they’re doing. It's frustrating."Nadia walked over and placed a comforting hand on his shoulder. "You’ll figure it out, Harvey. You always do." Harvey was about to respond when his phone buzzed on the desk. He glanced at the screen and saw that it was P
Harvey was still lost in thought, The pieces of the puzzle were beginning to fit together, but the picture they formed was one he couldn’t quite believe. The more he thought about what Danta had done, the more a nagging doubt crept into his mind. He couldn’t understand why Danta could do such a thing to him, someone he trusted.That morning, he had asked his private investigator, Marcus Lang, to look into Dante Smith’s background. He wanted to know more about him. It wasn’t the first time Harvey had employed Marcus’s services, but this time it was the first he was invading the privacy of someone he trusted.This will also help him to know if he did it on his own or if someone pushed him into doing it. He wanted to be very much before acting. He truly felt betrayed. The thought was almost too much to bear, but he knew he had to get to the truth and the clear picture, no matter how painful it might be.The phone on his desk buzzed, pulling Harvey out of his thoughts. He picked it up, ex
What upsets Harvey the most is the fact that Dante Smith had always prided himself on being the smartest person in the room. Well, he had proved himself as the smartest though. embezzling funds from his company, with confidence and boldness.“Didn't he think that he would be caught?But recently, Harvey couldn't take it any longer. His behavior had changed subtly—too subtly for anyone else to notice, but not for Dante. Harvey was not as lively as he used to be. He was now more observant and he seemed more guarded in his conversations.The change was small, but to Dante, it was a glaring red flag. And that made him start to think. It was just unlike Harvey. Does he know anything? Dante thought. Could Harvey have figured it out? His fingers drummed nervously on the small coffee table in his room as he flashed back on every interaction with Harvey over the past few days. The possibility gnawed at him until he could no longer sit still. If Harvey had discovered that he was behind it, it w
Stephenson had survived the betrayal even though it really shook him to the point where he found himself not trusting anyone again.Harvey was not the type of man to dwell on the past. The moment the dust settled, he threw himself back into the work of building and expanding the Stephenson Company with new rules and direction.Day by day, Harvey immersed himself in meetings with department heads, studying all the progress reports, and supervising the new projects. To avoid mistakes and the repetition of the embezzlement that happened before.The growth and success of the company was his priority.One evening, Harvey attended a high-profile business event in downtown Manhattan. It was one of those elite gatherings where the city’s most influential businessmen and women mingled and discussed future opportunities. Harvey moved through the crowd, engaging in polite conversation, but then, his mind was always working, always considering how each connection could benefit his company.It wa
Harvey and Hugo’s partnership turned out to be a match made in business heaven. From the moment they became partners, the synergy between their companies was undeniable. Both men brought something unique to the table—Harvey, with his decades of experience and deep industry knowledge, and Hugo, with his fresh ideas and bold approach to innovation. Where building something powerful.They were an unstoppable force. Their collaboration was focused on developing a new, groundbreaking product that promised to revolutionize the industry. The product was unlike anything that had been seen before—an innovative solution that combined cutting-edge technology with practical applications that would appeal to a broad market. From the start, they knew they were onto something big.The development process was intense, with Harvey and Hugo working tirelessly alongside their individual teams to bring their vision to life. They held countless meetings, brainstormed ideas, and refined their plans down to
The weeks leading up to the product’s release were supposed to be exciting, full of anticipation and pride for the work Harvey and Hugo had poured their hearts into. Yet, on an otherwise ordinary morning, Harvey’s world was turned upside down.It started with a phone call.Harvey was sitting on his bed, lost in thought, going over the final details of the launch strategy when his phone rang. It was Hugo.“Harvey, have you seen the news?” Hugo’s voice was unusually tense.Harvey frowned, feeling baffled. “What news? I’ve been buried in work all morning.”“Check your email,” Hugo urged. “I just sent you something.”Harvey quickly opened his laptop, opening his inbox. There it was—an email from Hugo with the subject line: URGENT: COMPETITION. His heart began to beat as he clicked it open. Inside was a link to an article.The headline hit him like a punch to the gut: New Start-Up Unveils Revolutionary Product—A Game-Changer in the Industry.Harvey’s eyes skimmed over the details, and with
Harvey had been restless since this incident started, he barely slept or even thought well. The realization that someone within the company might be leaking sensitive information to the rival start-up gnawed at him.He had spent money, strength, and time building this project from the ground, and the thought of an insider betraying him was almost too much to bear. But as a leader, Harvey had to keep his emotions in check. He didn't want to look like a weakling even though it hurt him so much.There was work to be done, and the traitor had to be caught. He assured himself.Professor Jason, on the other hand, had been Harvey’s first call. The professor was someone Harvey trusted implicitly, and he knew that Jason’s sharp mind and methodical approach would be invaluable in rooting out the mole. He didn't want to do it alone or with Hugo any more. Prof was a better option.He had been working secretly with him and they had already hurled an inner and outer investigation, keeping their in