Nina Dobrev Victoria Justice Split Novels & Stories

And there was only one person who could give me that help—Victoria. She was a force now, a woman who’d rebuilt herself after her divorce two years ago. She had the knowledge and experience I lacked, and she was no stranger to navigating betrayal and power plays. Our friendship had been strained in the past, mostly because of the fight I now knew Lena had engineered between us. The irony of it all still stung, but the truth was clear: if I had any chance of taking Lena down, I had to make amends with Victoria. She had done well for herself—really well. She owned several fashion companies now, thriving in a world that had once been nothing but a dream. She was powerful, independent. A woman I

Violating restraining order that had been placed after first arrest. Her lawyer recommended plea deal. Guilty plea. Mandatory therapy. No jail time if she stayed away from us. Permanently. She accepted. What choice did she have? Finally. After weeks. After scandal. After fighting. After everything. It was over. Jake and I sat on couch that night. Alex asleep. House quiet. "Is it really over?" I asked. "I think so. Victoria is done. Media moved on. Public opinion shifted. We can breathe." "It does not feel real."

Very importantly, I did ensure that the ritual aspect was critically discussed. Later in the day, Nina returned to the pack house, her eyes darkening with something hidden. “I can't believe this” She collapsed on the chair beside me. “ What happened?” I raised my curious face to her. Nina sighed. “ Luna Victoria hardly showed remorse for her actions” Nina said with confusion settling in her eyes. “What do you mean?” I asked. I wasn't getting her clearly. Because to me, the public disgrace was meant to torture Luna Victoria emotional. Nina's face darkened. “ Luna Victoria is so shameless!” She spat out.

Then, in front of everyone, he slapped a document against my face. “Victoria, as of today, I’m revoking every share registered under your name. You’ll leave with nothing. I refuse to acknowledge a daughter who is disloyal, ungrateful, greedy, and shameless! You are hereby cast out!” His voice was loud and commanding, and it echoed through the entire hall. For a moment, the room fell into a deathly silence. Then the applause erupted like thunder. “Yes!” “Long overdue!” “Justice at last!” “Serves her right!”

The other players filed out of the room. Jake walked up to Victoria and gently lifted her chin. “It’s been a while. What brings you here? Looking for another go-round?” Victoria pushed his hands away, tears streaming down her face. “You promised to keep it between us. I never told anyone what you did to me.” “It’s true. I didn’t tell anyone at all. Why would I? I don’t want to go to jail, babe.” “Don’t you call me babe! You assh*le! You know I can send you to jail right away!”

"You may have fooled the court with your charming smile and your lies, but I know the truth. And I will fight tooth and nail to make sure that Nina is protected from you and your toxic behavior." The lawyer cleared his throat “I am sorry but this is beyond me, and I am not the lawyer In charge of this case, the lawyer in charge is a female, I dont know if you can talk to her but she insists on helping her client with whatever he wants even if its wrong or right” he said Victoria smirked “Isnt she a mother?” She asked. John's lawyer, Mr. Bryson, stood up, his hands raised in a calming gesture. "Let's all take a deep breath and calm down. We don't want to make any rash decisions or say anythin

I almost tripped over his looks but his deadly stare got reset. Monica rose, with her voice slicing through the room like a blade. "Ladies and gentlemen, we are not here for any fairytale. We're here so justice can be duly served. My client was deceived, humiliated, and bound into a contract designed to strip her off her dignity by Viktor Douglas. Today we want accountability served." The judge listened with a stone face. Viktor’s lawyer stood up and countered with a venom. He did a good job in painting me as an opportunist, a woman who knew exactly what she was getting into.

If the elevator hadn't closed behind her, making a noise, they might not have noticed Catherine at all, but as she arrived, both secretaries smiled warmly. — Good morning, my dear. Welcome to Advocacia Titã. Judging by your face and the elevator you just went up, I believe you must be the new lawyer I was told would be coming today. I must say that you are prettier than your picture on the e-mail – said the lady going around the counter where she was before and giving Catherine a hug, who seemed incredibly nervous. – I was the one who dealt with everything with you by e-mail. I hope you didn't get lost. I'm Victoria.

“Victoria has deep ties to the media and law enforcement. If we make the wrong move, it could all backfire.” Sophia took a deep breath, steeling herself for what was to come. This was the final stretch. Victoria was their last obstacle—the one standing between them and the justice they had fought so hard for. And Sophia wasn’t going to let her win. As they sat down to plan their next move, the weight of what lay ahead pressed heavily on Sophia’s shoulders. But she wouldn’t let it break her. She couldn’t afford to. The future of her family, her life, and her love with Ethan depended on it.

she disclosed. My heartbeat throbbed in my ears in rage. The evidence was crystal clear but what forced them to close the case and deem it as suicide? Something was going on under the table for sure! “Justice isn’t served to everyone.” I gripped the bench to let my anger out. “But heaven’s justice is.” He gently squeezed my hand. I looked at him and my grip relaxed. I felt my phone buzzed. I tugged my hand away from his grasp. I received a message from Victoria.