With Eva safe and the truth exposed, Jack's
determination hardened. James had crossed a line, and now,
he would face the consequences.
As Jack drove back to the office, his mind raced. There
was no room for error—James was dangerous, and if they
didn't act fast, he could still find a way to cover his tracks.Eva, sitting beside him, placed a reassuring hand on his.
"We'll take him down together, Jack."
Jack nodded. "This ends today."
The moment they stepped into the office, Jack wasted no
time.
"Everyone, conference room. Now."
The urgency in his voice sent ripples of unease through
his team. Within minutes, the room filled with employees—
faces tight with worry, whispers spreading like wildfire.
Jack stood at the head of the table, his gaze sweeping the
room before locking onto his target.
"We have a traitor in our midst."
Silence. A charged tension hung in the air.
"James has been working against us, leaking confidential
information and trying to sabotage our deal. His actions put
this entire company at risk."
Gasps. Murmurs. Disbelief.
At the far end of the table, James leaned back in his chair,
arms crossed, a smug smile playing at his lips. "That's a pretty
big accusation, Jack. Got any proof?"
Jack's expression remained calm, but his eyes burned
with intensity. "As a matter of fact, I do."
He gestured to Pinky, who immediately played the
security footage. The screen flickered to life, showing James in the parking garage, discreetly passing off documents to the
same man who had kidnapped Eva.
A collective gasp filled the room. James's smirk
vanished.
Jack took a step closer. "You thought you were
untouchable, didn't you?"
James stood abruptly, his chair scraping against the
floor. "This is ridiculous! You don't know what you're talking
about!"
Jack held up a folder—bank statements, emails, phone
records, all linking James to the sabotage. He tossed it onto the
table. "This says otherwise."
James paled. His hands trembled as he flipped through
the damning evidence.
"You underestimated me, James. And now, you're going
to pay the price."
Security entered the room. James tried to protest, but it
was over. Two guards flanked him, ready to escort him out.
As they led him away, he turned back, his face twisted in
fury. "You'll regret this, Jack. You think you've won? This isn't
over."
Jack didn't flinch. "Oh, it is."
And just like that, James was gone.A heavy silence followed, then a slow ripple of applause.
Relief washed over the team—but Jack knew the battle wasn't
over yet.
Eva approached him, concern in her eyes. "Jack, what
about the presentation? We can't let this ruin our chances."
Jack exhaled, then smiled, his confidence unwavering.
"We won't. We're going to nail that presentation, and we're
going to win this deal."
A new energy spread through the room. The team
straightened, focused, ready. The final challenge was just
hours away.
And Jack?
He had never been more ready to fight for what was his.