Gary Sues Novels & Stories

“Kat, have you seen the houses in your neighbourhood? Those people are loaded. And news flash, so are you, your kids goes to a private school that their millionaire grandmother is paying for. I know those teachers's salaries will put university professors to shame.” “You're right.” “About the coach being your potential husband?” Taryn chuckled. “No,” Kat giggled. “Those teachers are getting some good money.” “Anyway, I gotta go. I have orders to fill.” “Taryn, before you go. There's something I'd like to talk to you about,” Kat sighed. “Are you firing me? Because you sound serious.” “I'm worried,” Kat declared. “About what?” Taryn asked. “Mr. Grumpy. He said he was going to sue me and get my

His face was grim. “You’re not gonna like this.” I snatched the envelope from his hand, ripping it open. My eyes scanned the contents, my pulse pounding. It was a lawsuit from Greg Evans, something about conspiracy and racketeering. A slow, bitter laugh left my lips. “That bastard. He really thinks he can take me down like this? He thinks he can crash everything I've built over the years?” Mark sighed. “Smith, this isn’t just some petty accusation. He’s got evidence, witnesses.”

“Well, you know how to end a party.” Garret laughed as he looked at her. Though he was still slightly upset about the reason that had brought them all together again, he wasn’t that upset at seeing her again. He had often wondered where she was. He thought she would have been long gone from the area by now. “Well, I guess we have a lawsuit on our hands,” Sara said with a smile. “We should move fast on that as well,” Garret said. “She is nothing but a snake. She will try to use everything she can against you.”

Sarah walks closer to where Cassie and I are sitting, her face twisted with anger. "Is your plan to get our team in a mess so you can go back to Rival Fang?" she demands. I stare at her, completely confused. "What are you talking about?" "Stop saying rubbish," Cassie tells Sarah firmly. "Stop supporting rubbish," Sarah shoots back at her. I look between them, feeling more confused by the second. "What happened? I don't understand what you're talking about." Sarah crosses her arms and glares at me. "Rival Fang is suing our team for luring a player that they trained to our own team."

“I used to. I haven’t in a while. Speaking of slipping up … I noticed that James was disqualified from the race.” She raises her eyebrows. I smile and lean back in my chair. “I saw that too. Unfortunate, isn’t it? I heard he was also served yesterday. Guess it hasn’t been a great week for him, huh?” April’s eyes widened. “Served? You sued him?” I shake my head. “Nope. The Women’s Driving Association filed the suit.” “Wait, what?” “Apparently they’ve gotten complaints about his behavior for years now, but didn’t have the funds they needed to go after him properly.”

He didn’t seem to care what happened to his employees and admitted to Creighton he was planning a huge layoff, the beginning of next week. Garcon tried making light of the lawsuits against him, insisting that none of them had any chance of succeeding, since there was no proof that it had been his product as opposed to improper maintenance. Twice over the past three days, he had insisted that Creighton and his assistant, Tam Mai, could discuss the final details over supper, but Creighton had refused. He didn’t feel comfortable discussing business details with her. He would rather deal with the old man himself and be finished with it.

] [But if this is true, maybe Gautier wasn’t so innocent after all? Seizing the momentum, Serena made her move. She released the surveillance footage from the day Gautier Entertainment had come to sign with Wes. Her post went out on T*****r, where she’d already built an army of followers after weeks of sparring with Ruiz Star Entertainment. Now she wasn’t just defending herself—she was taking the fight straight to Gautier. Her words were sharp and clear, laced with restrained fury:

Stav and I, we both were sitting across each other in one of the nicest restaurants of the city, waiting for Antonio Guerrero to arrive. It was Stav's first day back to office after his suspension and on his first day, I received the news that we were being sued for fraud by a local company we had a contract with. Right now, we were waiting to meet a lawyer that Patty had suggested to deal with this issue. "Why couldn't we meet him in the office?" Stav asked impatiently.

Emily said, slamming her hands down on the table and panting as if she had just run a marathon. "We heard from Anthony what happened. Are you alright? What happened in there?" My eyes widened. Was that why they were all looking at me like that? "Uhmm... I don't think..." "You should totally sue, Jay," Gina blurted casually, smirking at an angry Jay and picking up a breadstick. "I'll be your lawyer. We'll sue for millions." “Ha, as if you will get millions out of that measly establishment,” Jay retorted, looking quite nervous, blinking at me.

I was still wearing the same suit I’d worn when she looked at me with that heartbreaking clarity in the lab. "Arthur is at the gates," Sarah said, stopping her pacing to glare at me. "He’s filed a breach of contract suit and an emergency injunction. He says the guardianship was a sham and that you’ve 'disappeared' his daughter to maintain your monopoly on the Medusa tech. He’s calling for a full takeover of Sterling Tech to 'secure the asset' for the government." "He can't take over a company he doesn't own," I muttered, though even I knew how weak it sounded.