The Company Is Mine Again

Summary

I sold my shares in the startup I’d built from the ground up. I was getting married.

But my two co-founders, the women who had sworn they’d never marry anyone but me, didn’t know yet.

They were too busy throwing a celebratory dinner for our new male secretary.

It was my deal. I was the one who drank with the client until I was coughing up blood. But after I collapsed, he’d left me in a hotel room and taken the signed contract back to the office to claim all the credit. And they, my partners, had believed him without a second thought.