Six months later.
The company no longer looked like the company Elena had inherited.
Every week brought new contracts.
New routes.
New warehouses.
New partners.
Growth had become normal.
The old uncertainty was gone.
The legal battles were finished.
The ownership dispute was finished.
The hidden history had been revealed.
For the first time in decades, the company was moving forward without secrets hanging over it.
On a bright Monday morning, Elena stood inside the executive conference room overlooking the city.
The room was full.
Department heads sat around the long table.
Construction managers joined through video calls.
Regional directors filled the remaining seats.
Several screens displayed reports from across the country.
Numbers climbed everywhere.
Freight volume.
Revenue.
New route registrations.
Expansion requests.
Every report showed the same thing.
Growth.
Steady.
Strong.
Real.
Julian stood near one of the screens.
