All Chapters of Rise Of The Trillionaire: Robert Jackson: Chapter 291
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CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE
Roxanne's labour started Tuesday afternoon at two forty.She was at her office. A client meeting. She felt it as the senior partner across her was in the middle of a sentence. She wasn't going to interrupt him. She waited for him to complete his statement. She glanced at the clock on the wall behind his head.She waited two minutes.She felt it again.She excused herself with the full professional detachment she displayed in all her actions, and headed for her office and dialed Robert's phone number.He picked up on the first ring."It has started," she said. “I'm at the office, contractions are happening but they are still not close.”“I am coming now," he said."Robert," she said. “There is no rush, drive carefully.”He said once more, "I'm leaving now.”She could hear his movements. In the background, she heard Dave's voice asking something. She heard Robert's answer which was two words and the door.She called Sandra.Before Roxanne could finish her sentence, Sandra answered and s
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO
At eight thirty, Dave arrived at the hospital.He had already been responsible for the emergency board communication from the office, and had taken three investor calls that had been called into his attention, and drove to the hospital when the building was able to operate without him for the evening.He found Robert in the hall outside Roxanne's room.When he came around the corner, Robert looked at him.Dave glanced at Robert's face.He stopped walking.He had seen this face in many of Robert's forms for eighteen years. The professional version. The composed version. The one that came when it was hard when things were at their worst. The one after Clara's birth when there was a fundamental change in him.This was a new version for Dave.Not the overwhelmingness of Clara's birth. Something quieter than that. Something which had come to rest instead of landing. A man who has possessed something that transforms his understanding about what he was guarding and is now situated in a corri
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE
The peace came without announcement.Not as a finality or a resolution or a definite end to something building up. It was merely one of those things that took up residence in the penthouse in those first weeks of December when the home found its perfect complement of people.The morning light that Robert had spotted months earlier, when he stood in the doorway with a measuring tape, the focused energy of a man making plans. He was in the guest room with Pius. The light streamed through the east window at six in the morning and was very slow to move across the room and passed through quietly by Pius and passed through all of it in complete way.On the second morning Clara found her brother at home.She was at the edge of the cot and was watching him.With the full appraisal she brought to the new things in her world, she looked at him for a long time.Then she looked at Robert.She said daddy.He crouched down by her side.She indicated with her finger to Pius."Pius," Robert said.Cla
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-FOUR
Phillip found the timeline discrepancy on a Wednesday afternoon.He was still going through the storage box. His lawyer had asked for the cataloguing to be done and it had been going on for weeks. Systematic. He spent one day on each folder. He was disciplined on it, Until Wednesday, he had found something significant.The folder was not as thick as most. Eight pages. Corporate financial records pertaining to financial activity associated with Maxime. He had previously noticed such folders in the box, and had catalogued and turned them over to his lawyer without special notice.This one was not the same.There was one new transaction record on page four. A payment from one entity to another medical practice. The time was defined. It was a small sum. In a similar fashion to the way some sensitive transactions were redacted in these financial records, the reference code on the transaction was partially redacted.He glanced at the date.He was gazing at it for a long time.Then he went t
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE
Phillip's visit report was received by Leonard on a Thursday.Not directly. The specific layered communication system that survived the network seizure due to its existence below the seized network. A normal legal letter, which had a secret message underneath it, about what Phillip had found and what he did with it.Leonard read it twice.He was in his cell. Morning. The facility is doing its routine around him on Thursday. Meals. Movement. A specific tempo, created for a space, to strip out chaos from the day.He placed the message on the table.He gazed up at the ceiling.He pondered on what Phillip had discovered.Two payments to a private medical practice. A four-week window. The reference period was comparable to the financial structure of that time. The different meaning of follow-up care, not a single procedure.He thought about the implications of that.He began considering Mendes and what Mendes had told Carver, and whether Mendes had been telling the whole story.He thought
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX
An anonymous message was sent on Monday morning.Robert was at his office. Outside was a grey December morning as the city did its business. Clara was dropped off at Sandra's for the day. Roxanne felt at ease with Pius. Robert came in at the board communication which lasted four hours and he had decided that it was the right amount of time away from the penthouse at the time.His phone rang at nine forty.An unknown number.He looked at it.He opened it.There was an image inside. Two pages of financial records shown in a photo. He looked at them. Transaction records. Private practice in medicine. Two payments over a four week period. A date.He read the date.He read the reference code.He placed the phone face down on the desk.He sat for a while.He picked it up again.He studied the records more closely. About the information that was contained in them, and the information that was not contained in them. They were partial. Two pages of a larger document, which appears to be a pape
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-SEVEN
Robert got home at ten forty.Roxanne was in the kitchen. Pius was in the carry against her chest. She was at the counter, checking her phone. When he came through the door she looked up.She placed the phone down.He was sitting at the island.She went and sat across from him.She put the phone in between them. A forwarded image on her screen. Two pages of record bookings."Tell me what you are thinking," she said.He glanced at the screen.“I am going through a calculation that I don't want to go through” he said. “It's happening around me, I don't really understand it, it's something that's going on in me, I don't know what it is.”She looked at him.“Run it out loud. Right now. In this kitchen where I'm sitting across from you.” She said. “Because no matter what's going on in the dark in your head, it's more dangerous than what you're saying in my face.”He examined the records.He told her. The dates. Suggested duration from four weeks of follow-up medical care. What that period
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-EIGHT
Phillip was given the information on a Friday morning.His outside contact had located what Leonard wanted. History of the medical practice's registration. Specific details to either confirm or refute the implication of the payment records.The contact forwarded it as before. Daily legal business correspondence on the surface. Specific and meaningful underneath.Phillip sat at his desk and read it.He read it three times over.During the two payments the practice was registered under a different name. During that time the name it was known by was attached to a medical network specializing in a specific category of reproductive care. Not the type Carver had mentioned. A different one.Phillip checked the details of the registration.He pondered on what this meant.Follow-up care was recommended over four weeks, based on the payment records. During that time the practice's specialization indicated that the follow-up care was not for a completed pregnancy. The specialization was to a par
CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE
It was a Thursday evening when Maxime got the message.He was closing down the offices for the foundation. The building was vacant. Staff had gone. He felt the stillness of the office after he got to his desk and picked up his jacket from his chair, as he switched off the final light.His phone buzzed.An unknown number. A single message. No greeting. No identification.He opened it.A picture of a document. Fake medical record. His name on top. A private doctor that he never went to. A date. A mention of a procedure which he had never been a part of in any way.He read it twice, standing in the darkened office.He knew right away, what it was.Not evidence. A construction. He had been sent a medical document from someone, with his name on it. The communication was the sending. Not the content. He knew that this had been built, because it was sent and he received it. They had to make him aware of the collection of things that were happening around him and around the people who were as
CHAPTER THREE HUNDRED
That evening, Dave called Robert at ten fifteen.Robert was in the living room. Roxanne was standing next to him. Clara was asleep. Pius was in his room. The penthouse was particularly still, as night was beginning to fall, when the phone rang.Robert gazed at the screen. Dave. He answered.“Can I come over tonight? Now." Dave said.Robert looked at Roxanne.She read his face."Come," Robert said.It took Dave fourteen minutes to arrive. With his phone in hand and the face he always wears when something is urgent and he's been driving all day to figure out how to present it, he walked through the door.He sat opposite to both of them.He didn't work toward it.“Maxime got a fake medical record tonight.” Dave said. “Anonymous message. Unknown number. His name on a document associating him with a private medical practice at the time when Pius was conceived.” He set his phone on the table between them. “The document is meant to create a certain narrative, somebody made it that way to mak