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Chapter 159: Tiana Moves in Shadows

Author: Crystal L.C
last update publish date: 2026-02-04 14:34:20

Sarah sat across from Barrister Emmanuel Briggs in his private office at Transcorp, her posture straight and deliberate, her hands folded tightly on her lap.

She narrated the visit from Mrs. Cole; the whispers, the fear in the woman's eyes, the careful refusal to name names even when pressed. She described how this was not the first attempt, not the second, but the third time quiet forces had tried to undermine her authority under the guise of corporate concern, each effort more sophisticated t
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