The board members stared at me, their expressions a mix of disbelief and judgment, but I didn’t care. My decision was made. They might not understand, but I wasn’t about to explain myself. I had made my choice, and if they couldn’t respect that, then that was their problem. “Lyvanne, are you sure about this?” one of the older men asked, his voice laced with concern. “We’re talking about a significant opportunity here. Alexander’s company is one of the best in London, the second-ranked company in the market…” I crossed my arms, feeling the weight of their stares but refusing to let it shake me. “I’ve made my decision. You have three days to find another investor. If you can’t, we’ll move forward without them. I’ll make it work.” The room fell silent, the tension so thick I could almost taste it. I wasn’t there for their approval. I was there for myself, for the company I had built. If Alexander didn’t fit into that vision a
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