Gary Sues Novels & Stories

He tells me. I couldn’t help but wrap my arms around jinx he’s been through so much and I had no idea about it. “I’m sorry I went off on you.” I apologized “Do you have an idea of who could have done this?” I asked and he sighed “To be honest. Maybe Mark Garcia after all I did file a lawsuit against him after the theft of my game and also won. I’m sure he’s salty about it.” He tells me and of course I remember him dragging the man to court for stealing his idea and also won a whopping 500 million for it.

he said and inched closer to the door. "Okay, Dad," he responded and waited for them to leave. Afterward, they continued with their forms. At The President's Office They returned happily to the office and began to think of how to curb Mr. Gustavo's madness. "I propose that we sue Richie and her daughter for slander. Otherwise, this will keep reoccurring," Mr. Wilson proposed. "You are right. I think that we should ask Kelvin some questions about the claim. I mean whether he had an affair with her of recent," Mr. Meyer declared.

When the judge settled down on his chair we all sat back. I was able to feel the trembling of Suzi in anxiety. I held her hand. She glanced at me immediately. I consoled her to stay calm. But honestly speaking, I was more tensed than her because apparently, I knew that there was no strategy for us to win the litigation. Mike and Garry had appointed Mr Gry the strongest lawyer for the case. One after another he accused Suzi of seducing his clients and asking them to send money in her account. He said that when his clients stopped transferring her the money she filed a case of rape against them.

“I—” “Not a word.” My voice was calm, but it shut him up instantly. “You take the video down. You retract the headline. Or I will bury you.” A nervous chuckle. “Mr Garcia, be reasonable. This is just business—” I tilted my head. “Business? You call dragging my name into your mess business?” He had the audacity to look smug. “I didn’t drag your name into anything. The press did. I just filed a lawsuit. You were the one in the video.”

I said. “Done sir.” “Thank you.” I hung up and called Gregory. He answered on the first ring. "Boss! Thank God! Did you see? Did you see the news?" I could sense the excitement im his tone. "Yes, Gregory, I saw," I said. My voice was firm and clear. "Now listen to me carefully. I have a job for you. I want you to do it right now." "Anything, boss," Gregory said. "I want you to file a lawsuit," I said. "I want to sue every single shareholder who voted to remove me. Every person who voted for the interim CEO. I am taking my company back. I am not going away quietly."

“I wasn’t planning to see you again so soon after yesterday.” “Thanks,” she says sarcastically but with a hint of humor. “No… I mean I’m not about to pressure you over anything between us.” Her gaze lingers on me a moment longer, heavy with things unsaid. “It’s cool. You don’t need to explain. Why are you here?” “Damon Cross filed suit,” I tell her, voice stripped down. She opens the file. “What’s it about? Him and Savannah the other night at the event?” “Civil case. Against Savannah. Claiming he’s a reformed man, and would have reformed sooner if he knew he was a father. She never gave him the chance.”

" His words were a bombshell. The crowd's eyes widened in shock. Yuvan's face momentarily turned pale. He hadn't expected anyone to see through the scheme. Still, he quickly recovered and shouted, "That's utter nonsense! Do you have any evidence for what you're saying? Can you just make baseless accusations? Has spreading rumors become so easy nowadays?" The female patient and her family members also jumped, exclaiming, "Yeah! We don't even know this man, so how could we be part of some act? This is clearly just a lie fabricated by Prospera Corporation to divert attention!" Yuvan straightened his back, his face calm and unflustered as he said, "Hmph! If you can't provide evidence that this w

He didn’t sit; he came straight to me. “I’ve put things in motion,” he said. “We’re suing Rowan.. I’ve got a team drafting a case already. It's for Fraud, trafficking, corruption, the whole damn pile. And I’ve reached out to contacts in the government. They want to take a look at his company from the inside.” My brows lifted. “You’re serious?” He nodded once. “Dead serious. This is the last straw, Aria. We can’t let him keep breathing down our necks. We need to get rid of him, and we need to do it now.”

We’ve already contacted the police and reviewed the surveillance footage. "As for the damages caused to my client, we will calculate them and present them to the court." Grace was stunned. "You—you’re going to sue us?" "Yes," Saul replied, his smile still intact. "I trust you’ll be able to hire a lawyer quickly to handle this." He handed her a business card. "If there are any issues, your lawyer can contact me." Grace stared at Saul. ‘Is he serious?’ Grace asked herself. She pulled herself together and glared at Saul.

"But enough about me! How are you, sugar?" I wasn't sure how to get this out, so I just blurted it. "Do you know why I'm being sued by Diego and XXX Studios?" She went silent for a moment. "I do, yes." She fumbled with the phone again before her voice lowered. "Diego is claiming that you stole his business plan. Whatever the hell that means. And the president is suing you because you broke your contract. I also heard that they want to take you down for bribery. Apparently several employees of XXX Studios joined your ranks while they were still contracted to us. They think you stole them."