The Billionaire Crisis Writer
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it, but the screen said "unknown number," which in my l
steady, like I hadn't ju
oss Systems' board. We have
their hands. My stomach tightened. Adrenaline kicked in. This was my element: messy, impossible, high stakes.
" I said, already lo
ne. There's a video. Sponsors are freezing contracts
was a Friday. And of co
mind buzzing already, sorting priorities: the files, the video, the narrative, t
said. "The CEO will be e
ngerous in a way I could already sense. I'd read about him. Everyone had. And
n my head: leaks, files, investors, sponsors, public perception. I always started by separating the real from
ing. Inside, the lobby was spotless, silent, almost sterile.
en I s
e. Dark hair, gray eyes that measured everything like they
've read abou
ession neutral. "I'm here to help yo
I appreciated that. No theatric
en, phones buzzing. A massive screen showed social media screaming: "B
rts. Draft statements. Employee c
d this. Someone had picked and chosen what to release. Someone
d whatever isn't, I need you to find it. You're the on
as invisible, the ghost behind the words. But there was something in his voi
passed like minutes. He stayed nearby, occasionally clarifyi
plan for a public statement, a press schedule, and a containment
y. "Most people see the headlines
n't need to. That one a
understand. This isn't just a job for me. Th
s, steady. "I
o someone else's life, someone whose decisions could destroy or define hundreds of peo
just beginning.