To be honest, the plan, on paper, had seemed airtight. Ruthless like it needed to be and very calculated to avoid being caught off guard. It was also precise and powerful.
Rachel had spent enough time with Darren so she knew him inside and out. At least, as much as he allowed her to know.
But she knew that what they had come up with was the kind of strategy Darren would've used to pressure an obstacle into submission.
Nevertheless, there was one big problem: They weren't Darren. And that fact became painfully, publicly clear.
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The next day, early morning as the sun illuminated the beautiful city of Los Alverez, giving light to the working people and the powerful companies, a group of female employees were doing something behind their employer's back.
But it was okay, because to them, they were doing it for his own good. And for the good of the company.
