Liam Court And Annie Wilson Novels & Stories

Before anyone could move, the boardroom doors opened, and a stern-faced woman in judicial robes walked in, accompanied by my brother, Liam. Liam, looking impeccably dressed, carried a single, perfect bouquet of white roses and a small, antique bible. Damian smiled, a predatory, possessive look that made my heart race. "Gentlemen, the company's stability is secured. Now, we secure the future. Justice Reynolds, we are ready." Justice Reynolds wasted no time. She read the brief, required lines for a civil ceremony. Liam stepped forward as my witness, a look of profound respect and relief in his eyes. He had lost a sister to corporate war, and now he was gaining a powerful ally.

The resulting symphony was nauseating, capable of unsettling anyone who heard it. It turned out that Chris had issued a warning to those present to safeguard Liam's dignity. Following Liam's reintroduction to the Garrison family, Lana gained widespread recognition as his partner in Dawsbury City. Yet, the discovery that Liam's supposed significant other was now involved in such activities behind his back seemed completely ludicrous. Despite witnessing the incriminating video, Liam stoically retained his composure, handing the phone back to Chris without revealing any hint of his emotions. "I'm heading back," he declared.

“Too annoying! You just choose with Ben, tell me later, it doesn't matter much, I don't want to care. It's just a formality!" Ryan didn't dare argue with Liam. He quickly nodded. "Yes! I will quickly go to work right away.” After saying that, Liam stood up, he wanted to go to work, not stay at home anymore. “You also send someone to prepare the car, I will go to the company now! Remember to have someone watch her carefully, how far is the evidence I told you to submit to the court?" Liam grabbed his coat and wanted to get up, but Ryan stopped him. “Master, your hand isn't completely healed yet! Should rest more. The court said the camera footage we had was too blurry, that corner was hidden

“All this time, and here we thought he didn’t care. He’s protective—look at him. He’s making it clear he’s not about to let anyone hurt her.” Lilian couldn’t hide her smile; her friend was no longer just Kourtney—the hardworking event planner. She was Kourtney Woods, wife of the most influential man in the city. “She’s finally out of the woods! And nobody—and I do mean nobody—would dare underestimate Kourtney Woods ever again.” Yet, not everyone shared in the jubilation……. Liam felt his heart clench painfully as he watched from the side of the stage. He stood frozen as he watched Kourtney nestled in her husband's arms.

Once Liam found out, he ordered his people to track down the source of those articles—which naturally was the Doltons. No longer holding back, Liam moved with swift determination, tracking down every account and sending them court summons suing for libel. The netizens were already sick of those brainless keyboard warriors. In fact, all of them were praising Liam when they saw the announcement on the Luther Corp official accounts that they had sent the court summons. - Meanwhile, Callie inadvertently stumbled on the incident while browsing through the news at the studio. Her eyes lit up after she found out about the full course of events, and she posted a tweet in support.

He wasn’t playing anymore. The private lounge was dimly lit as Gwynn sat on the couch. She was watching the news about Zutriystein. “The most prestigious lawyer in our proud nation, Mr. Liam Worshem, was found tampering with evidence.” “If the evidence behind this allegation was strong and solid enough, then his law certificate will be suspended and the judiciary will press charges on him.” “This just came in. Mr. Liam had been summoned by the judiciary for further investigation.” … She flipped to other channels, but news about her brother was simply everywhere. The thing got blown up pretty well. She was even getting constant notifications about it from her phone.

Liam said side hugging his sister who looked at her mother with scared eyes. “Liam I don’t think going to court decision is right I mean people.” Liam glared at her. “I don’t give a shit of what people think about my sister. I need justice. I will put this bastard in jail and will make him suffer. He will pay for what he did to my sister. I don’t want him to touch my sister again. So no marriage. I don’t think kate being a harrasment victim would like to marry the one who harassed her.”

“If we’re going to go down, we go down swinging. We aren't choosing who leaves. We’re going into that hearing and we’re showing them the ledger. We show them the money laundering. If they want a scandal, we’ll give them one that burns the whole Foundation down.” Liam’s face broke into a jagged, proud smile. He reached out, his hand sliding behind Ethan’s neck, ignoring the cameras, ignoring the whispers. “That’s my partner,” Liam whisper

Natalie froze for half a second, his words pressing against her like a weight she refused to carry. Slowly, she turned her head back toward him, her eyes sharp. “Court?” she repeated, her voice low but steady. “Really?” Liam nodded, that smug smile tugging at his lips like he’d already won. Her gaze hardened. “Then maybe I should sue you and your entire family for emotional distress, adultery, bullying, and public defamation. Shall we go to court, Liam?”

“Liam, please. You know I want to get an annulment. You know I didn’t ask for this marriage. But Jordan won’t sign the papers. He’s refusing. What am I supposed to do?” “I don’t care what the obstacle is,” Liam said, leaning forward, his gaze intense. “You have to find a way. You have to make him sign. Because right now, you’re legally married to another man. And I can’t stand by and watch you be tied to him, not when we’re trying to fight this lawsuit, not when we’re trying to build a life together. It’s too much, Kayla. It’s too complicated, too messy. And it’s making me look like a fool—like I’m the other man, like I’m destroying a marriage. I can’t have that hanging over my head, not whe