Please, let it once be me, who do I speak to, to change the prophecy? - The Prophecy. “The quarterly reports show that the products taken from Mishras are costing more.” The financial manager spoke in front of a room full of board members as Ajabdeh sat at the head of the table in a pencil skirt, pointed heels and a shirt, looking pensive. Ramrakh shared a glance with Udai, who seemed happy that Ajabdeh had been proved wrong. “But… compared to our rivals, whose product qualities have fallen, we made more sales because of the quality of Mishra's material.” The man made Ajabdeh sigh in relief as her eyes met Pratap’s briefly in the dark boardroom, with the pie chart and bar diagrams appearing on the projector. He smiled reassuringly at her. “Your gamble paid off well, Ma’am,” Pratap observed, his father being visibly upset by the events as he turned to see Ramrakh congratulate Ajabdeh proudly. The board meeting continued on other relevant issues. When it was about to end, Ajabdeh sto...
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