Gary Sues Novels & Stories

Sarah screamed and looked toward Gabriel with a shocked expression. Gabriel, on the other hand, sheepishly averted his gaze. Initially, Gabriel was the only person who was being sued. However, once my mom found out that Sarah helped him cover up his tracks, she decided to sue them both. Thus, Sarah removed herself from the defense counsel's chair and took one of the seats reserved for defendants instead. She looked like she was still reeling from shock. It didn't seem like she'd come to terms with what had happened yet.

He wanted to sue Sarah for cheating on their marriage and for her to compensate for all the money spent on their wedding, as well as his mental health. After receiving the attorney’s letter, Sarah threw all kinds of insults at Rodney before pleading with Grady. “Grady, you must hire an attorney to win this lawsuit for me. I want to sue Rodney for beating me up so badly. I want him to go to jail. I want to destroy his reputation.” “Alright, Sarah. Don’t worry. I’ll seek justice for you.” While comforting Sarah, Grady tried to fight back his urge to puke.

the man's voice rang out. "Afternoon to you too, Mr. Lopez. Have you seen the news?" I asked. "Yes, I've been expecting your call," he replied. "Good! I want to file a lawsuit against Miss. Goméz." I declared. "I'll work on that. You'll get a positive response from me as soon as possible," Mr. Lopez assured. "Alright," I muttered and cut the call. On second thought, I decided to go to the PR department and see the situation of things for myself.

His shoulders were knotted, but Jonah, who was sitting at the table, could feel the white-knuckled grip he had on the windowsill. "We need to turn it up," Maria said, her own voice strained. "We need to sue Gutter Alley and the others for slander. We need to make an example out of them." "Suits take years to drag on," Clarkson said, in a deadpan tone, still not turned to her. "And it keeps the story in the news. 'Billionaire Sues For Boy Toy Allegations.' It's what they want." "Then what?" Maria asked, throwing up her hands. "We can't just—"

"And you signed a fake statement claiming ownership of master recordings you never touched." ​Arthur swallowed hard, his throat dry as he looked at Carter. "You... you can't prove that." ​I pulled a printed stack of documents out of my bag and tossed them onto the glass table right in front of him. ​"Those are your bank statements from this morning, Arthur," I said flatly. "Along with the audio recording of you boasting in the lobby bar. My lawyer is filing a three-million-dollar defamation suit against you in federal court right now." ​Arthur looked down at the paper trail, his face completely drained of color. "Three million? I don't have that kind of money!"

"He's very aggressive. He'll definitely yell at me!" "Well, you can choose between the company suing you for damages or him yelling at you," Suzy said with a shrug, spreading her hands. This wasn’t a negotiation. "Isn't there another way? If I were to say that, he'd think I'm playing him! He'll definitely retaliate against me later."

He spat, his hands still tightly held in a fist. "Precisely and on behalf of all us at Slyvarn industries, I'm sorry for the mix-up." I tried to keep my voice as steady as I could. "I'm suing!" He slammed his hand on the table again. "Oh no, we wouldn't want that now, would we?" I snapped my fingers to Helen and she slid a file in my direction. "What do you mean?" He asked, his voice returning to normal volume. I pulled the file open and slid it in front of him.

It rang again. "Take it," I said. "It might be important." He sighed and answered. "This better be urgent... What?... When?... Are you sure?" His face went pale. "I'll be right there." He hung up and looked at me, worried. "What's wrong?" "James. He just filed a lawsuit against me." My stomach dropped. "For what?" "Everything. Wrongful termination. Defamation. Emotional distress. He's suing for $50 million and demanding full control of Sterling Corporation."

“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.”

Harvey casually sipped his tea. “Don’t you belong to one of the biggest financial groups in America? Why aren’t the others sanctioning us, then? You’re not even doing anything at this point!” “You!” Karina’s eyes twitched. “I’ll sue you at the international court for being this disorderly!” “Go ahead!” Harvey smiled. “You people only have the same trick up your sleeves! You have nothing substantial! “I might be impressed if you decide to use America’s military force against me for refusing to apologize to Rohan…