The first report reached JD Records shortly after nine in the morning.
Dayo was seated in the main conference room with Felix and three members of the acquisition team, reviewing the final documents for Michael Erickson's record label. The company had spent years building its reputation, signing artists across several markets and establishing distribution agreements that made its music available almost everywhere. Michael had been its public face, but the financial records showed that Silas Vane had owned a much larger share than most people had ever suspected.
