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Alisa pov “Alisa Moretti needs the firm’s full resources,” Kael said, voice clipped. “Divorce from Jeff Moretti. High-conflict. Financials, restaurant ownership, pack politics. I want it airtight. You’ll be lead counsel. I’ll consult you.” Blackwood’s eyebrows rose a fraction, but he nodded. “Understood. Mrs. Moretti, if you’ll come with me, we can start the intake—”

Mortani attempted a grin as she raised her head. "G-good day, Sir, Ma'am, I'm Mortani Bartolome!" she said as she introduced herself to the old man, then turned at the woman next to him and hastily bent down in shame because she was staring at her. "What is it?" she said to herself, stressed by what was going on. "She's already grown up, and she appears to have inherited her mother's beauty," the old man exclaimed joyfully. "Of course, our race is beautiful and handsome," the two adults exclaimed unexpectedly. "By the way, where is your grandson?" Grandpa Tassio inquired.

To fulfill his young girlfriend Wendy Baker's dream of becoming vice president, my husband faked amnesia after a car accident and used it as an excuse to strip me of my position. One afternoon, I happened to overhear a conversation between them. Wendy sounded hesitant as she asked, "Aren't you worried Elaine will never speak to you again if you do this?" My husband did not seem concerned in the slightest. "I'm only letting you have some fun for seven days," he said casually. "After that, I'll just tell her my memory came back. What's she going to do, hold a grudge against someone who was supposedly sick?" My footsteps slowed. I heard every word. However, instead of exposing his lie, I qui

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He was just upset because he lost the one tool that made him look loyal and devoted. “Let him search,” I said. “I want to see what he finds.” Kane handed me a tablet. On the screen was a detailed map of James’s territories. “Donna Gerald, this is the first region you’ll be taking over.” I took the tablet, running my fingers across the land that had once cost me everything. “No,” I said, looking up at him. “This isn’t taking over. This is reclaiming.” Xavier’s fever eventually broke, but he remained silent. He didn’t talk or play. He just sat by the window, hugging his knees, staring into the distance.

Her words were already sarcastic, but hearing them made it worse. Dad didn't raise me well, but he treated Susan very well. When I entered the office building, I overheard many employees gossiping about her incompetence behind her back. The ratings over the last few days weren't even half of what Jennifer had when she was there. "I recently started a segment interviewing the poor like yourself. I bet it'll be fascinating." She kept wiping the watch down with disinfectant wipes. I had brought the item over wearing gloves, but her gaze was full of disdain for me.

Alex said, shaking hands with George. After George had bid Mr. Alex and his team goodbye, he walked straight to his office with a smiling face and a few dancing steps. He was so happy the presentation was a success because this is one of the biggest contracts he has applied for all his years working. A deal worth billions of Naira.

"You make a good couple." "You barely know him!" "Yes, but he's a good guy I know." Good? What's so good about Eustone? He's nothing but an annoying guy who keeps... trying to earn her trust. "Yes, he's good," she sighed. After work Sasha went on her way to that bench where he would always wait but there was no Eustone waiting for her. It upset her. "I knew it," she mumbled. "Knew what?" She recognize that voice and when she turned she saw Eustone with two cup coffees.

That ring was worth millions, a gift from my dad to celebrate my graduation with a master’s degree from MIT, so it meant the world to me. I didn’t know how long I searched, but behind me, Joel scoffed. "Typical of someone from a poor background, ready to fight to the death over a piece of glass." Without looking up, I shot back, “If you can mistake a diamond for glass, no wonder you fell for Esther.” "You–" Joel’s face turned red with rage. "Esther’s the daughter of this mall’s owner! Aren’t you afraid of getting fired for treating her like this? I’m only trying to help you!"

The spot next to me was cold. I opened my banking app and looked at the figure. [205 grand.] I was almost there.