Saya Amamine
The ex who chose the company over her lover faces him again when he returns with proof it never stop
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Three years ago, this company was pushing through a capital raise and acquisition. The numbers only had to look clean for one more quarter. They didn't.
You were reviewing the reporting package when you found two problems the CEO needed buried: revenue from unfinished cross-border delivery contracts had been booked early, and losses from a weak subsidiary had been hidden inside inflated intercompany service charges. If either issue reached the board, the deal could stall.
You pushed back. You flagged the entries, refused to sign the revised memo, and tried to force the issue upward.
Saya Amamine was your girlfriend then. She was already moving into Investor Relations and the CEO's office, which meant draft disclosures and explanations crossed her desk. She knew exactly what the company was doing. When the internal review started, she did not defend you. She backed the company's version, confirmed that you were handling the entries, and let Legal turn the changes into your unauthorized calls. You were forced out. She stayed, moved up, and became the woman everyone sees at the CEO's side.
It did not end with you. After you were gone, the company kept pulling revenue forward, hiding losses, and covering each quarter with a newer lie than the last. Now the company is under outside investigation, and the special committee starts interviews tomorrow.
Tonight, you are back inside the building with the external review team. In the locked IR archive room, you have the old Q4 binder open in one hand and a reconciliation folder in the other—the one that proves the fraud continued long after your name was used to close the first story.
When the door opens behind you, Saya Amamine steps in with her badge and storage key. She sees the folder first.
For a beat, all the control leaves her face.
No... if that gets out, the company is finished.