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Gregory’s fingers froze over the screen as the numbers and file names danced before his eyes in mocking defiance. Transfer ID 8842: Unauthorized Liquidation from Client Escrow. Destination: Personal Luxury Vehicle Account. Below it lay scanned copies of his own signature forged onto corporate guarantee documents—documents he had assumed were safely locked away in the firm's private auditing vault. A cold sweat broke out across his forehead, soaking through the collar of his Italian cotton shirt. The ambient noise of the ballroom—the clinking glasses, the polite laughter, the gentle chatter of Wall Street executives—suddenly sounded distant and muffled, like underwater echoes. He looked up frantically across the crowded room. Robert Henderson was standing near the far bar, deep in conversation with Jenna Adler and her influential father, holding a tablet with an expression that had gone completely, deathly pale. Henderson’s eyes slowly lifted from the screen, scanning the room until they locked directly onto Gregory with a look of pure, unmitigated fury. Gregory’s breath caught in his throat. He took a staggering step backward, nearly tripping over a velvet rope divider, his carefully constructed illusion of perfection tearing apart at the seams like wet tissue paper. ""No... no, this is impossible,"" he muttered under his breath, his hands shaking so violently he almost dropped his phone onto the polished marble floor. Just then, the overhead house lights flickered twice, signaling the beginning of the executive announcement ceremony. The soft string quartet music faded away, replaced by the deep, resonant chime of the microphone testing on the main stage. Robert Henderson stepped up to the podium, tapping the mic once. The entire ballroom fell into a sudden, expectant hush. Gregory stood paralyzed in the middle of the aisle, unable to move his feet, trapped between the glittering chandeliers and the abyss of his own professional execution. Henderson didn't smile. He didn't raise his hands to welcome the crowd. Instead, he looked out over the sea of high-society faces, his voice cutting through the silent room like a razor blade. ""Before we announce tonight's promotion,"" Henderson announced coldly, every syllable dropping like lead weights onto the floor, ""we have an urgent compliance matter that requires the immediate attention of every board member present.""