All Chapters of Between Her Shithead And The Wrong Brother : Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

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Chapter 181.The First Acquisition.

Ariella’s POVDamon moved the team into the conference room before sunrise, pushing everyone toward the final checks. He wanted the acquisition executed before the market opened. Adrian sat beside me quietly. He tried to steady his breathing.He kept glancing at the documents he was holding. He carefully flipped through pages he already knew. I touched his arm lightly. And asked whether he was ready. He nodded without looking up.Damon called for the lead negotiator and approved the remaining terms. His tone was clipped, and the team followed without hesitation. The final signatures were queued for my verification.I reviewed each document line by line. I matched them to regulatory requirements. Adrian waited, tapping his pen against the table. Damon stood behind me. His arms crossed, and he tracked every detail.When I signalled my approval, Damon motioned to the executive board to proceed. The room shifted into movement instantly. Adrian exhaled like he’d been underwater.The digi

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Chapter 182. Testing Loyalty.

Ariella’s POVDamon gathered the core team in the secure room before anyone else arrived. He wanted the investigation to be finished before the rumors spread. Adrian stood beside me, still processing the previous day’s discovery.The head auditor presented the compiled data without commentary. Damon listened with controlled patience. Adrian clenched his jaw each time a new irregularity appeared on the screen.I requested the access timeline, and the auditor provided it. Damon stepped closer, analyzing the patterns. Adrian’s eyes narrowed as one name repeated across multiple entries.The name belonged to a mid-level financial controller assigned to Adrian’s division. Adrian muttered that he had barely spoken to the man. Damon said that made him the perfect target.I reviewed the controller’s communication logs, and the timing aligned with the manipulated data. Adrian paced behind me, questioning how this slipped past his oversight. Damon told him oversight grows sharper only after bein

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Chapter 183. Strategic Alliance.

Ariella’s POV.Damon requested a closed-door strategy session with the partner corporation, and I spent the morning reviewing the financial projections. Adrian paced behind me. He rehearsed his speech points under his breath. I told him to focus on clarity, not perfection.We arrived at the partner’s headquarters. And Damon took the lead with confidence. The room steadied. I followed with the legal brief. The brief outlined the protection measures for the new investment. Adrian sat straighter when their chairman nodded at his introduction.Damon presented the long-term strategy, with precise figures and timelines. I added compliance frameworks and regulatory pathways to ensure smooth expansion. Adrian spoke last, explaining the emotional significance behind rebuilding our legacy.The chairman watched Adrian carefully and seemed impressed by his sincerity. Damon shifted the discussion to capital allocation and governance rights. I placed the draft agreement on the table, letting the

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Chapter 184.Counter Moves.

Ariella’s POVI reviewed the contract templates Damon drafted and began restructuring the sections that exposed us to interpretive risks. Each clause felt like another lock we were putting on the doors our enemies kept trying to break through. I didn’t pause until every loophole was sealed.Damon stood beside me while I ran a stress test on the legal shields. We simulated every possible attack angle the competitor could attempt. Nothing got through without triggering an immediate defensive consequence.I contacted our external counsel and pushed the updated documents for emergency review. They responded faster than expected, matching my urgency with theirs. Their revisions came back with only minor adjustments, a win we needed.The internal sabotage reports arrived, and the names on the list didn’t shock me. We had suspected them for weeks, but now we had evidence strong enough to terminate without dispute. Damon authorized security to deactivate all their system access before the hou

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Chapter 185. Public Confidence.

Ariella’s POV.I opened the press briefing outline and removed every line that sounded defensive. The narrative needed direction, not reaction. The goal was to show control without appearing forceful.Damon reviewed the final draft beside me. He asked one question about the order of topics, and I shifted two sections to strengthen the opening impact. Once aligned, we sent the packet to the communications desk.I rehearsed the core points twice, not for delivery style but for precision. Facts had to be presented in an unshakeable sequence. Any disruption would give the opposition room to twist the message.Before stepping into the briefing hall, I checked the sentiment dashboard. The stabilization line held, but only because the public was waiting to hear from us directly. Silence would have turned the plateau into decline.Damon walked with me to the staging area. His presence wasn’t symbolic; it was strategic. A united front reinforced operational stability.The communications direct

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Chapter 186. Family Intervention.

Ariella’s POVDamon’s mother arrived unannounced in the office, her presence signaling both authority and intent. She immediately requested a briefing on our recent corporate stabilization and recovery efforts. I outlined the milestones succinctly, emphasizing procedural compliance and investor confidence.She nodded slowly at the figures and progress reports. “The team worked collectively,” I said. She smiled faintly, recognizing the collaborative effort rather than individual accomplishment.Discussion shifted naturally toward family. She spoke about reconciliation, stressing the importance of uniting both families to strengthen Talon’s stability. Her words weren’t casual; they carried strategic weight, as if family cohesion had direct operational impact.Damon listened quietly, then added his support. “Ariella’s role has been integral,” he said plainly. I remained composed, letting his endorsement speak for itself.She paused, scanning the office for a response. “It’s time to ackn

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Chapter 187. Consolidation

Ariella’s POVWe gathered in the boardroom early enough. Damon reviewed the final draft of the contracts. He confirmed that the terms aligned with our strategic priorities. Adrian sat beside him and scanned the clauses with a mixture of anticipation and apprehension.I walked through each section carefully. And I highlighted risk mitigation measures and ensured compliance with both local and international regulations. Every term had been vetted.Lyra updated us on operational readiness. She confirmed that all departments had received role assignments, with loyalty and competence verified. Her report indicated no gaps in coverage, and she had established clear lines of authority for each critical asset.Marcus provided an overview of security measures for each acquisition. Access points were restricted, operational data encrypted, and monitoring protocols activated. He emphasised continuous vigilance, noting that any deviation would trigger immediate alerts.Roe presented final audits

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Chapter 188. Legal Triumph.

Ariella’s POVThe morning started with final preparations for the court submission. Damon’s legal team had compiled a comprehensive dossier. It detailed every contractual safeguard, operational verification, and financial audit. I reviewed each piece. I ensured it was airtight and presented with clarity.I confirmed that all evidence of the rival’s previous misconduct was included. Historical patterns of attempted manipulation, falsified documents, and misrepresented ownership claims were meticulously documented. Damon nodded as I explained the significance of each exhibit.Adrian observed silently, his confidence tempered by the gravity of the process. I assured him that the thoroughness of our documentation left little room for challenge. “Every move they make is already accounted for,” I said.Lyra updated us on investor communications. She confirmed that stakeholders had been briefed on the consolidation. And legal preparations reinforced market stability. Marcus added that oper

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Chapter 189. Expansion Plan.

Ariella’s POVDamon started the morning briefing with the expansion outline. He presented phased initiatives, targeting new markets and operational enhancements. Adrian followed closely, asking questions about timelines and resource allocation.I reviewed each proposed move for legal and regulatory compliance. “Every jurisdiction has unique requirements,” I said. Damon nodded, appreciating the precision, and Adrian jotted notes.Lyra confirmed investor readiness for growth capital. “They’re aligned with your risk assessments,” she reported. Marcus added that internal operations could scale to support the expansion without disruption.We mapped out strategic priorities. Core assets would remain protected while new acquisitions and partnerships were pursued. Damon emphasized careful sequencing to avoid overextension.Adrian raised concerns about potential external interference. I assured him that all protective measures from prior challenges remained in effect. Damon added that continge

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Chapter 190.Personal Balance

Ariella’s POVDamon woke unusually pale that morning, the usual sharpness in his voice muted. I immediately insisted he rest while I handled briefings and urgent correspondence. He resisted at first, but later submitted. He claimed there was nothing I couldn’t manage. I reminded him that recovery was part of leadership.I was by his side throughout the day. We discussed and coordinated his meals. We monitored vitals development and arranged minimal disruption to Talon operations. Damon finally allowed himself to relax. He let the stress of endless meetings and decisions fade temporarily. I noticed the tension on his face. Quiet trust that deepened between us.Adrian checked in regularly, observing the balance between corporate demands and personal care. “I never realized how much of you keeps Talon steady,” he remarked quietly. I smiled and reminded him that leadership required both strategic oversight and human consideration.Lyra ensured investor communications continued uninterrupt

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