Chapter 11 - Rebuilding Aurelia Systems
With the criminals in custody, I turned my full energy toward restoring Aurelia Systems to greatness.
On Monday morning, I walked onto the main engineering floor of the corporate headquarters, dressed in a simple, tailored cream blazer.
I called an all-hands meeting in the open atrium.
"For the past two years, your hard work was stolen to fund private yachts and offshore accounts," I told the eight hundred assembled employees. "That era is over."
I announced a comprehensive company-wide restructuring:
Every junior engineer and line worker received an immediate fifteen percent salary increase.
The company’s medical and pension benefits were fully restored and doubled through Northstar’s capital reserves.
A brilliant, honest female software architect named Elena Rodriguez—whom Julian had repeatedly passed over for promotions—was appointed as the new Chief Technology Officer.
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The atrium erupted into thunderous applause, cheers, and standing ovations.
For the first time in its history, Aurelia Systems was operating with clean hands, absolute transparency, and genuine leadership.
