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I cringed at his last statement. Kim scooted back to the far side of her bench. Patting the empty seat beside her, she said, “What’s going on?” Biggie fell into the empty spot and slumped over the table. He stared at our water glasses as he spoke. “Booker Industries has been trying to buy the bar for several months, but I keep turning them down. At first, he sent his minions to do his dirty work, but this last time, Devon came in person. I thought it was you.” He looked up at Devin when he said the last part, then looked back down before continuing. “It didn’t take long to figure out that it wasn’t.”

He said casually, “What’s the rush? Let’s talk about it tomorrow.” Mabel gritted her teeth. “Earl, do you know how much the news has affected Winters Corporation? The stock price of Winters Corporation may not seem to have been affected on the surface, but a lot of feminists online are already advocating the boycott of the products of Winters Corporation. If you continue doing nonsense like this, Winters Corporation will be destroyed by you one day.” “Don’t worry, this won’t happen again,” Earl indifferently said, “I’ll bring back the five of them tomorrow.”

All the brands who were working with him began terminating their contracts. Eric was the only celebrity in history to be boycotted without a scandal. No matter how famous he was, he could not withstand the power of stakeholders. Avery did not notice the news on the internet. She only knew about it when Eric's manager called her. "I've already found out who is behind this! It is Elliot boycotting Eric! Miss Tate, I'm begging you! Please go and talk to Elliot!"

At this moment, she absolutely couldn't panic. "By the way, there are crowds outside our branch office joining together to boycott us," the manager added. "What?" Jyn's expression became even uglier. They had only been in Southlake City for less than half a month, and now they were facing a boycott. Given the situation, Morrison Group would no longer be able to stay in Southlake City. "Any more bad news? Just tell me all at once," Jyn said, taking a deep breath. "Relevant departments are going to punish us because we spread inappropriate information in public—" The manager hesitated, not daring to continue.

“The public’s on their side. No one’s officially come forward with why the victim dropped the case, so everyone’s running with the same tired narrative—she’s a liar trying to ruin a promising man’s bright future. Blah, blah, blah. You know how it goes. Chicago needs to take a stand, but no matter what, people will be pissed. At least this way, they make money. Tickets sell, the team gets attention, problem solved.” “Except for the girl who had to back down,” Liam mutters next to me. “I haven’t been able to reach her,” I say, checking my phone again. “What if his crazed fans got to her?” “That’s a possibility we should hope against,” Toby says with a frustrated huff. Tessa finally lands on a

“Right now.” “Okay, boss,” he replied without hesitation. I stood up so fast the chair scraped harshly against the floor. I knew it was time to leave. But then— “No,” I said suddenly, stopping him. “Not just remove.” I stared at the screen again, fists clenching. “Boycott all media entertainment platforms,” I ordered. “Every single one pushing this narrative.” His eyes widened slightly. “Understood.” The images kept flashing through my mind. Photos. Videos. Angles taken without consent. Words twisted into weapons.

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"I'll decline it for you, then. That old guy followed the crowd and boycotted us when we were in trouble. "Now when he hears that we're thriving, he's trying to leech off us. That's quite the pipe dream he has there." "Let's do what you suggested," Austin said, smiling. Then, his gaze flickered. "By the way, if there's an invitation from Yandell Corp, make sure to tell me. I have to attend it." When all the material suppliers in the city had boycotted Dominion back then, Yandell Corp had gone back on their word and joined the boycott.

“That nerdy shit is your only ticket out of school.” “No mom, there should be another way.” "Join the Book Club. Stay out of trouble. I can’t take another scene like the one I just witnessed. I won’t let your father keep tearing you down. But I need you to give me something to fight with." I rubbed a hand over my face, groaning again. "This is ridiculous. Me in that book club is just out of it." "Please, Kael," she said softly. “It is only for a few months. And I know you love reading… in secret. You can make good use of this opportunity.”