Meanwhile, far from the chaos in downtown SunCity, a dimly lit room sat in silence. It looked abandoned, though inside, a woman lingered—someone who usually had her schedule packed with endless activities.But not now. Not when even stepping out to the corner store was enough to spark a frenzy, repo
Pens scratched against paper, cameras clicked rapidly. A few reporters leaned forward, their lenses trained tighter on her.“I am here to make it clear,” Althea continued, her voice growing steadier with every word, “that I have taken legal action in this matter. The process will run its course, and
“Are you ready?” Chase asked again.Today, Althea had made her decision, and the team from Tornwell & Partner Associates had already completed every necessary document. Because the matter involved public figures and Althea’s name had been dragged into the scandal, the lawyers advised that the lawsui
The room erupted with murmurs, frustration rippling among the staff and investors. It was clear they all agreed with Sarah.“And now you demand protection from us?” Sarah gave a bitter laugh. “You’ve gone too far, Vanessa.”Another investor leaned forward, voice sharp. “Listen carefully. We’ve lost
Krystal slid a folder across the table. “What else? Contracts. Not one, but dozens of them—partnerships between you and multiple labels. Almost all of them are demanding termination. And none of them want to renew with you. Do you know why, Vanessa? Because of your mess.”Vanessa slapped the folder
“Over the top,” Vanessa muttered under her breath. She stood in front of the full-length mirror in her bedroom, studying her reflection for the third time. The long black coat she wore concealed the bandages wrapping her body—and more importantly, hid her from the eyes of reporters.“There’s no way