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Standing before me, she pointed at Alessia and said, "Dante, Alessia is a special advisory consultant to the Supreme Court and the head of the Criminal Law Revision Committee." She then pointed at the stocky Elena. "Elena is the Southeast District Captain." Next, she gestured toward Vittoria in her floral dress. "Vittoria is the owner of Magano's largest fully licensed and legal casino." Finally, she pointed at a woman in a jacket who had remained silent the entire time. "Your 109th sister, Constanza Bianco… Well, I can't disclose what she does for now. But I can tell you that she's earned a commendation for meritorious service and is currently with the National Security Bureau."

Diana's POV The clang of the prison door jolted me from my thoughts. I looked up, expecting another guard with another cruel command, but instead a stranger entered, well-dressed, confident, radiating a presence that didn’t belong in these walls. "Hello. I’m Lucas Everhart, attorney at law with Everhart & Vale LLP. I’m here because I’m interested in your case. It’s been a year, but it’s not too late to do something about it," he said, his voice steady, measured.

The third and fourth jobs were not worth remembering, so when I came to Elsin and Associates, I felt a small sense of relief because the firm was tiny and only had Diane and her partner. Her partner was old and near retirement, and he wanted someone young to take over work. Diane had two paralegals, but I rarely saw them because they worked on another floor of the building, so I only knew them as names on envelopes. Diane had made a name for herself as a trial lawyer in her twenties, and although she now worked mostly as a consultant, she still went to court sometimes. She was tall, blonde, and had long legs, and her cold blue eyes made her look like a lawyer that no one wanted to cross.

She stood next to me as I rang the bell, and soon the door was opened by a middle-aged woman. "Hello, can I help you?" "We are here for Mason De Luca." "I'm sorry, but Mr. De Luca won't be receiving any guests today." "Angie, who's at the door?" She opened the door wider. "Gravano! You made it, and you brought your girl with you." "Mason, yes, she's the one I told you about over the phone." "Come in; we can go to my study. Angie, please make sure Mrs. Alessia feels comfortable while Mr. Gravano and I talk," he said, looking around.

In addition, regarding the leak of Sabini Group case files, I will formally file a lawsuit against Dante Romano and my former assistant, Lucia Bianchi, on charges of misappropriation of trade secrets. I had just said that when my vision suddenly went dark, and I fell straight backward.

She extends her hand. "Ms. Harmon," she says. "I'm Special Agent Diana Voss. Thank you for agreeing to speak with us today." "Of course," I say. I shake her hand. I look at the lawyer beside her. He is in his fifties, silver haired, with the specific quality of someone who has been in high stakes legal rooms for thirty years and has stopped performing neutrality because the real thing is more useful. He looks at me with the direct, assessing attention of someone who has been briefed on me in detail.

He looked at it for a moment, then turned it over and read her father's handwriting on the back. She knows everything. Keep her safe. He was quiet for long enough that Elena started to feel the silence like pressure. "Her name is Diane Mercer," he said finally. Elena waited. "She was a senior accountant at Knight Holdings," he said. "Eight years ago. She worked directly alongside your father during his consultancy period." He paused. "She was the one who first flagged the financial irregularities to Thomas. Before he brought them to me." Elena's chest tightened. "So she knew about James's crimes from the beginning," Elena said.

“Dianna just moved to New York two months ago. She’s a lawyer now, handling big cases. Brilliant, determined. You’d admire her in a courtroom, Romano.” I wanted to kick her under the glittering crystal table. Instead, I tightened my grip on the glass in my hand until my fingers trembled. The word lawyer was a razor blade dangling in the air. Zade Romano chuckled. Not joyful. “The world needs more lawyers who aren’t afraid to stand up to monsters.” My breath caught. Miranda Romano tilted her head. “And which firm do you work for?”

"I don't know about you, but I don't think all of us combined could have pulled that offed, especially since it was a snipper." "Who are you?" Leon gritted out "Daniel Dante. The district attorney for criminal law." He introduced himself. "If you'll excuse me, I'd like to take my client, please take the handcuffs off" Danielle directed his words to Delores who reached forward and took off the handcuffs. I glanced back at Diane who seemed to be closed off in her corner, She had not said anything since the whole circus had begun and didn’t even bat an eye or lol in my direction.

​The Legal Ambush: The Ghost as the CEO ​The double doors of the rotunda swung open. A woman stepped in, flanked by a phalanx of high-priced attorneys. She wasn't Eleanor Vane, and she wasn't a digital construct. She was Diane Graves, the most feared corporate litigator in the real 2026.