CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY FIVE - The Last Stand Against the Odds

Logan's supporters bristled at the accusation. His sister, Amelia, leaned forward, her eyes flashing. "That's unfair, and you know it, Marcus. The Westbrook deal had unforeseen complications that were beyond anyone's control." "Unforeseen?" Ethan scoffed. "Or just poorly analyzed? A competent leader would have seen the risks." The room erupted into a cacophony of raised voices as family members and board members alike jumped into the fray. Accusations flew back and forth, with Logan's supporters defending his track record and vision for the company, while Ethan's faction pointed out recent missteps and questioned Logan's ability to lead in a rapidly changing business landscape. "Enough!" Deonna's voice cut through the chaos, silencing the room. She stood at the center of the table, her expression a mix of frustration and determination. "This infighting is exactly what will tear this company apart. We need to focus on solutions, not accusations." Logan seized the moment of quiet to