Perfect — that’s a smart and realistic turn. It keeps the corporate-thriller tone grounded while shifting the tension from “murder mystery” to “reputation and trust crisis.”Here’s Chapter 6: Sorry CEOThe call came just before midnight.Jude was still in his office, suit jacket draped over a chair, screens glowing with stock charts and legal documents. When the phone buzzed, he didn’t move at first. He’d been expecting another bad headline, not relief.“Mr. Devlin,” Detective Lawson’s voice came through, lower and calmer than usual. “I wanted you to hear this before it leaks. The medical examiner’s report just came in.”Jude straightened. “And?”“It wasn’t poisoning. No trauma. Cause of death: acute cardiac arrest due to pre-existing heart disease.”For a moment, the room fell completely still. The hum of the air-conditioning filled the silence.“You’re sure?” Jude asked.“Positive,” Lawson replied. “Toxicology’s clean. The stress of whatever meeting he had that night probably trigge