Chapter 17 - The Eradication of Prescott IndustriesThree months later, the final blow was struck.
In a heavily publicized corporate restructuring event in downtown Manhattan, the grand headquarters of Prescott Industries—a towering glass monolith overlooking Times Square—was officially rebranded. Heavy construction cranes hoisted a massive, glowing blue sign down from the roof, replacing the golden letters of PRESCOTT with the sleek, sharp emblem of STERLING-VANCE GLOBAL.
Sitting in a limousine parked across the street, Victoria watched the old letters shatter against the pavement as workers smashed them with sledgehammers.
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Her phone chimed. A text message from Marcus: The transition is complete. Brandon has been officially stripped of all remaining civil rights and corporate holdings.
Victoria locked her phone, a quiet sense of closure washing over her soul. The man who had tried to murder her in the snow had not only failed; he had been completely wiped out of existence. He was a nameless convict in a orange jumpsuit, forgotten by the business world he had fought so hard to conquer.
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