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Practice Marriage in Poverty? Say Hi to Real Poverty Chapter 10
Three years later, Naomi was released from prison.I heard she'd gotten into a scuffle with another inmate and ended up breaking her leg during a fall. When she came out, she walked with a limp. She got a job as a dishwasher at a small restaurant and lived a miserable life in destitution.After Jared's family went bankrupt, he fled abroad and married a foreign woman who was over 30 years older than him. He was never heard from again.As for me, I used the huge compensation and the EverTrace technology Dad left to me to create a tech firm that I named Paladin.The company's business operations were fairly simple.It provided a blockchain-based platform for people who were in the same position I used to be in. Those who engaged in informal employment, gig work, and part-time jobs could use this platform to log their working hours. This gave them the means of preserving evidence and protecting their rights.The company also provided integrated legal support services.In just three
Practice Marriage in Poverty? Say Hi to Real Poverty Chapter 9
The final court verdict came faster than I'd expected.Sullivan Group's legal team couldn't mount any defense against the evidence Yvette presented in court. She'd submitted the five-year records that had been documented using blockchain technology, which meant that they couldn't have been falsified or tampered with. She also submitted a few key audio recordings as evidence.In the end, the court ruled that both Sullivan Group and Naomi, as an individual, were guilty of committing illegal labor practices and commercial fraud against me.Sullivan Group was ordered to provide full compensation for five years of labor, including the value of benefits owed, such as insurance and pension fund contributions, as well as triple overtime pay.Aside from that, they also had to provide an astronomical nine-figure sum in compensation for other non-financial damages and emotional distress.As for Naomi, due to her involvement in commercial fraud, and with the conclusive evidence of her activ
Practice Marriage in Poverty? Say Hi to Real Poverty Chapter 8
One by one, the dominoes fell, and the first to go down was Sullivan Group's share prices.The moment trading opened after the press conference, Sullivan Group's share prices plummeted. Keywords like "successor trial", "audiogate", and "high-society frauds" were the top searches, trending across every social media platform.I once had to pinch every penny, even when buying groceries. Now, I'd personally made them lose over ten billion dollars in a single day.It certainly was ironic.The next domino to fall was the reaction from the business world.Several of Sullivan Group's key partners swiftly put out emergency press releases. They announced the suspension of all cooperation with Sullivan Group and declared that they would be re-evaluating Sullivan Group's commercial credibility.The once-bustling Sullivan Tower, the headquarters for Sullivan Group, was now besieged by furious shareholders and reporters.Naomi went from being the enviable heiress of an elite family to a socia
Practice Marriage in Poverty? Say Hi to Real Poverty Chapter 7
While not exactly a tsunami, my lawsuit caused significant waves among the financial and legal circles."High-Society Scandal! Naomi Sullivan of Sullivan Group Sued by Husband Over Illegal Labor Practices!"A headline like that was enough to grab everyone's attention.Naomi and Jared clearly hadn't expected me to come at them in this manner. After two days of radio silence, they chose an arrogant and foolish way to respond to the lawsuit. They held a press conference.I sat on the couch in Yvette's office, watching the live broadcast. Through the screen, I stared at the impeccably dressed Jared."I feel both deeply hurt and confused by Mr. Ian Lewis' actions," Naomi said to the camera, looking like someone who'd loved deeply but had suffered a great betrayal."I admit that I designed a trial with the intention of testing human nature. However, my original intention was simply to find a partner who could share both joys and hardships with me. I was never looking for an employee
Practice Marriage in Poverty? Say Hi to Real Poverty Chapter 6
Yvette's eyes gleamed. She adjusted her glasses and said, "Got it."She didn't ask me why, nor did she attempt to comfort me. She simply gave me a crisp and decisive answer.It was exactly what I needed."Jared, that fool, would've gotten his legal team to prepare 100 different ways to prove that I'm a greedy, immoral man, just to ensure that the court would award me with nothing in the divorce," I said, my voice so calm that it didn't sound like my own.Yvette nodded. After writing the words "family dispute" on the whiteboard, she crossed them out.I continued, "Didn't they call it the Successor Trial project? Didn't they use that Role Simulation Agreement to define the past five years of my life? Well, so be it. I accept that definition. I want to sue Sullivan Group and Naomi personally for illegal labor practices and commercial fraud."Yvette's eyes lit up. She started scribbling furiously on the whiteboard, her ideas pouring out."You're not a failure of an ex-husband. You'r
Practice Marriage in Poverty? Say Hi to Real Poverty Chapter 5
My father had been a truly brilliant programmer, but he never got a chance to shine. His talents had gone unrecognized, and he died with a sense of unfulfillment."I don't have much to leave you, Ian. Take this. You can play around with it. Use it to record your hard work and your journey in life. Don't forget me, your father."Before Dad passed away, he gave me an old laptop. He'd modified it himself and programmed a custom system for it.I'd cherished that old laptop all these years and dutifully did as he'd instructed me. I recorded every single detail of my life, never missing a day.All along, I simply figured that once I finally made it, I could show it to Naomi and tell her with a smile, "Look. See how much we had to overcome to get here."Now that I thought about it, it truly felt like the biggest irony in the world.It was precisely this habit of mine that became my sole lifeline.I retrieved the old laptop from a hidden compartment in my suitcase and turned it on. I op
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