The courthouse steps were crowded before sunrise.News vans lined the street beneath a colourless morning sky. Cameras waited behind temporary barriers, their lights glaring against the wet pavement. Reporters spoke urgently into microphones, repeating names that had once carried unquestioned power.Arkett.Sonwells.Arthur Beckett.Mason Cooper.Halcyon Quay.Daphne stood inside the rear entrance with Margaret at her side and two security officers positioned nearby. She wore a dark blue coat over a simple dress, her hair pinned back from her face. To the press outside, she was a headline: Mason Cooper’s pregnant wife, Arthur Beckett’s estranged daughter, Arkett’s acting CEO.To herself, she was trying very hard not to shake.This was only the beginning.The hearing was not a criminal trial—not yet. It was the opening of a series of emergency legal proceedings: a request to preserve Arkett and Sonwells assets, protect witnesses, prevent the destruction of evidence, and appoint indepen
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