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CHAPTER 33: The Viper’s Gambit

Author: Frank J.P
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-17 00:10:30

Victoria Walker’s attack wasn’t just a legal move it was a full-on siege. Every single day, new lawsuits and legal motions piled up on Jason’s desk, like sharp daggers meant to cut him and his company apart. These weren’t just random court cases. They were carefully planned, each one aimed at tearing Walker Enterprises down piece by piece, wrecking his business, cutting off his allies, and ruining the Walker name forever.

But Victoria wasn’t doing this to win in court. She wanted something bigger; total destruction. And the public was buying it. Thanks to well-timed leaks and the lingering chaos Elias Thorne had caused, people were hungry for someone to blame. And now, they were blaming Jason. He wasn’t just seen as a spoiled billionaire anymore; he was being painted as the brains behind his father’s alleged crimes. The media made him look like a heartless son covering up corruption.

“She’s not just suing you, Jason,” Amelia warned one morning, her voice sharp and tired through the ph
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