Chapter 24 - Marcus Wanted Revenge, Not Money
Margaret Reed had worked in Morgan Logistics accounting.
She was also the confidential witness who accused Thomas Vale.
She had later disappeared from every company record.
Thomas stared at the file as though it had punched him.
“She framed me.”
“Yes.”
“Why?”
Ortiz answered.
“Because she was part of the theft network.”
Margaret had been altering invoices while several drivers diverted shipments.
Samuel discovered it.
Instead of confronting her immediately, he began documenting transactions.
Warehouse Six contained the evidence.
Before authorities could seize it, someone burned the building.
Margaret vanished.
No prosecution.
No conviction.
Nothing.
But her son Marcus had grown up believing Samuel Morgan destroyed his mother.
And for years he quietly worked his way into the same industry.
Eventually, he ended up close to David.
Close to our company.
Close to me.
It had never been coincidence.
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Marcus had spent years waiting for access to the Morgan name.
David’s ambition had simply opened the door.
