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Billionaire Brought Her Dying Father To Meet "Someone"—The Janitor Walked In Wearing His Old Uniform

The wheelchair's rubber tires whispered across the marble floor of Meridian Industries' executive wing, each revolution bringing Thomas Caldwell closer to a meeting that would either save his daughter's crumbling empire or destroy what remained of their fractured relationship. But neither Thomas nor his daughter Victoria knew that in exactly seven minutes, a janitor would walk through those mahogany doors wearing a uniform that hadn't seen daylight in forty-three years—a uniform that would unravel the biggest secret of Thomas's life and reveal why the company he built was hemorrhaging money faster than blood from an open wound. Victoria Caldwell's manicured fingers gripped the wheelchair handles until her knuckles went white. At thirty-eight, she commanded boardrooms with the precision of a surgeon, but today her father's labored breathing filled the silence between them like an accusation she couldn't answer. The oncologist had been clear—six weeks, maybe eight if they were lucky. Pancreatic cancer didn't negotiate, didn't care about quarterly reports or hostile takeovers or the fact that Meridian Industries was bleeding twelve million dollars a month with no explanation anyone could find. "You're sure this will work?" Thomas asked, his voice barely above a whisper. The man who once bellowed orders across factory floors now spoke like autumn leaves rustling in the wind. Victoria's jaw tightened. "It has to work, Dad. We're running out of options." She didn't mention the envelope tucked in her Hermès briefcase—the one containing Meridian's bankruptcy papers, already prepared, waiting only for her signature. Three generations of family legacy, reduced to legal documents.