For nearly a year, I had thought the worst thing Richard took from me was my livelihood.
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He hadn't.
The worst thing he took was my sense of worth. He made me doubt the value of my own life, my own work, and my own years.
That was the theft that nearly finished me.
But he had made one mistake.
He thought if he pushed me out quietly enough, the world would move on without asking who built the thing he was so eager to sell.
Instead, karma showed up and restored my worth, dignity, and position, leaving Richard's reputation damaged while facing serious legal charges.
But one question lingers: Can a company ever truly make amends after betraying someone who gave them decades of loyalty?
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