Ryan stood on the cracked concrete step and knocked again, slower this time. He waited, listening for footsteps, for a voice, for the small shuffle of someone moving toward the door. But There was nothing. He knocked a third time because he could not help himself, because the board's deadline wrapp

The boardroom was vast. Around the table sat the board members, each one silent, their faces a mix of curiosity and anticipation. Papers rustled softly and pens tapped faintly on the table. Mr. Harrison also sat at the table also waiting like the rest of the board members. “Today,” Mr. Harrison be

Ryan was in his office at Nova, distracted and restless while absent-mindedly scrolling through his phone. His door creaked opens, and suddenly, his secretary walked in holding a fancy gold-edged envelope that looked more like an invitation than regular office mail. “Good morning, sir!” She said w

Ryan stood with his brows slightly drawn together, his eyes narrowing as he continued to watch the man who was boldly impersonating him. Every word the man spoke was another layer of arrogance, another lie wrapped in confidence. Ryan’s thoughts turned inward.“I haven’t been in the business world fo

Ryan stood still, his hands calmly folded in front of him while laughter circled around him. The group of men and women didn’t even try to hide the mockery on their faces. Every time their eyes landed on his suit, on the way he carried himself, they snickered and nudged one another as if he were som