Loyalty Tested, Justice Served

My Boss Demanded I Delete My Own Daughter from the Company Health Plan to “Prove Loyalty”—So

I Did, and Now He’s Begging Me from a Jail Cell Fiction I was the quiet

IT manager at Helix Corp, the one who fixed the CEO’s laptop at 3 a.m. without

overtime pay. Mr. Harlan Voss—Harvard ring, private helicopter, zero empathy—called

me into his glass penthouse office on a Tuesday. My six-year-old daughter,

Mia, had just been diagnosed with leukemia. The treatment? $1.2 million,

barely covered by our “elite” company insurance. Harlan slid a termination letter across the

desk. “Your kid’s draining the plan. Remove her as a dependent by midnight,