Chapter 8 - The Company Garrett Used to Call His Was Now Under My Oversight, and He Finally Understood What Partnership MeantAlexander remained chairman.
Garrett remained CEO under independent supervision.
I joined the board.
Not because I wanted revenge.
Because I wanted accountability.
The company changed.
Employee compensation.
Transparent finances.
Independent audits.
No hidden trusts.
No family voting arrangements.
No private shell companies.
Garrett supported every reform.
One director objected.
“We're giving too much power away.”
Garrett looked at him.
“No.”
“We're giving trust back.”
The director resigned.
Garrett looked at me.
“You like that?”
“Yes.”
He smiled.
“Good.”
The company grew.
Employees were happier.
Public trust returned.
Our story became known.
The media called it:
THE BILLIONAIRE DIVORCE THAT TURNED INTO A CORPORATE RECKONING.
I hated the headline.
Garrett hated the attention.
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We ignored it.
Our lives mattered more.
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