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"The Company Called Me 'Just A Janitor' Until They Needed My Signature"

#revengestory #aita #revenge "The Company Called Me 'Just A Janitor' Until They Needed My Signature" Every morning for fifteen years, I cleaned the CEO's office before dawn. I knew exactly how Alexander Sterling liked his space - desk organized at perfect right angles, bright sunlight streaming through immaculate windows, not a speck of dust anywhere. The man was obsessed with appearances, with power, with showing the world just how successful he was. He never knew that I owned sixty percent of his company. My name is Michael Chen, though everyone at Sterling Enterprises knew me only as Mike the janitor. The quiet guy in the navy blue uniform who emptied their trash, polished their floors, and remained invisible despite being right in front of them. I started working here in 2008, right after the financial crisis hit. Not as a janitor - back then, I was a major stockholder and board member of Sterling Enterprises. Alexander and I had built the company together from nothing, two ambitious kids fresh out of business school with big dreams and complementary skills. I had the technical knowledge and strategic vision; he had the charisma and sales expertise. But Alexander had something else too - a ruthless streak that I discovered too late. When the markets crashed and our stock plummeted, Alexander saw an opportunity. He conspired with other board members to dilute my shares, claiming it was necessary to save the company. They called an emergency meeting when I was overseas visiting my dying mother, knowing I couldn't make it back in time. By the time I returned, I had allegedly been voted out. Alexander spun a story about my "emotional instability" and "erratic decision-making" during the crisis. He even had documents showing I had signed away my voting rights - documents I knew were forged, but couldn't prove it at the time. I lost everything. My position, my reputation, my friends in the industry - all gone. Alexander's smear campaign was thorough. No other company would touch me. My savings dwindled as I fought legal battles I couldn't win against Sterling Enterprises' army of lawyers. That's when I decided to play the long game. I sold my remaining shares - a mere 5% of the company - and used the money to create an intricate web of shell companies. Then, working through various proxies and investment vehicles, I began quietly buying up Sterling Enterprises stock whenever it dipped. Alexander's aggressive expansion plans meant the company frequently needed capital, creating opportunities for my carefully hidden entities to increase their holdings. But I needed to be close, to watch and wait and understand every aspect of the company's operations. So I did something Alexander would never expect - I took a job as the building's janitor. #aita #reddit #redditstories #redditstory #revengestory #revenge