Nina Dobrev Victoria Justice Split Novels & Stories

“I’m suggesting we handle this together. As partners.” “And Aria?” Victoria looked down at our daughter, still sleeping peacefully. “Aria deserves to grow up knowing that her parents fought for justice. That we didn’t let bad people win.” “She also deserves to grow up with both parents alive and free.” “Then we do this smart. We do this right.” Victoria met my eyes directly. “But we do this, Alessandro. Isabella doesn’t get to walk away from what she’s done.” “I never intended to let her walk away.”

Michael stayed up too, mostly because he was teething and refused to sleep. “I'm proud of you,” Nathaniel said, finding Victoria alone on the patio. “I didn't do anything. Elena did the work. The jury made the decision.” “You survived. You showed up. You didn't give up.” He sat beside her. “That's everything.” Victoria leaned into him. “I almost gave up. A hundred times.” “But you didn't.” “No.” She looked up at the stars. “I didn't.” The settlement money was donated to the institute.

If it weren't for Nina, Victoria would probably be unemployed. Because of her ambition and wrong association with Sonya, Victoria helps Richard, who is found guilty of manipulating data. She also worked with Richard to eliminate Nina by spreading slander and rumors around the office. When all the evidence of Richard's cheating was uncovered, the loser was dishonorably discharged, and Victoria was affected. When Nathan was about to fire Victoria, she cried for forgiveness, but Nathan did not budge on his decision. Victoria had no choice. She went to Nina, prostrated herself, and wept bitterly, apologizing and expressing her regret.

Justin, as an accomplice and for his role in destroying another person's family, was also sentenced to one year in prison. The moment the verdict was announced, Victoria's parents publicly severed all ties with her. Overnight, the two of them seemed to age a decade. As they walked out of the courthouse, they could barely straighten their backs. They didn't spare Victoria a single glance. Instead, they bowed deeply to me, their voices choked with emotion. "We're sorry… We failed to raise our daughter properly. You've suffered because of us." Justin's fate was even worse. Not only did he lose his job, but the company also held him accountable for leaking confidential business information.

She swore in her heart that she was going to get back at Nazima one way or the other. She then slowly walked to the door way then stopped and looked at Celeb one more time before she left. Caleb sighed when she left. He was tired and Victoria’s little stunt did not help. “I hope you know that this will not be the end of it.” Nazima finally spoke. She was looking at Caleb and did not know what to feel. The man was very cruel to that woman and Nazima wondered if that was who he truly was. “I know, Victoria is exhausting, I don’t know what I ever saw in her.” he said then laid back down. he was feeling exhausted, and Nadine’s medicine was starting to work.

I asked, intrigued. “Saying that Victoria didn’t want to see this go to court.” Ryan shrugged with a happy smile. “Her legal team has advised her to stop all investments until they can get a handle on the negative exposure.” “This is perfect!” I shouted, feeling like I had climbed Mount Everest. “It’s over! It’s finally over!” I threw my arms around Ryan and hugged him. He laughed and hugged me back. It felt amazing to finally be rid of Victoria, seemingly for good this time.

“You want justice, don’t you?” “Justice,” I repeat, shaking my head. “You think this is justice? Dragging Jaxon’s beta here, beaten to hell, without solid proof? This is chaos, Elijah.” The crowd around us shifts, uneasy murmurs growing louder. I glance at Dominic, who’s already stepping forward, his face dark with anger. “Get him out of here,” I tell Elijah, my voice shaking with barely controlled rage. “Nina—” “Now!” I roar, my Alpha voice ringing through the clearing.

She was gone before anyone could respond, escorted through a side door, and I sat there shaking, Xavier’s arms coming around me as the reality of everything finally, fully crashed over me at once. “It’s over,” I whispered. “She’s finally facing what she did.” “Almost.” Xavier’s voice was gentle against my hair. “The trial still has to happen. But today, right now, this is real justice, Kara. This is the beginning of the ending you deserve.” We left the courthouse together, the afternoon sun bright and warm against my face for the first time in what felt like years, Xavier’s hand woven through mine as reporters shouted questions from behind a police barrier. Jeremy walked out a few steps behi

The rain kept falling as we moved down the street, my steps slow and heavy. We reached Elena’s car when my phone rang again. This time it was an unknown number. I answered, my voice tired. “Hello?” A familiar voice came through, smooth and cold. “Maya, the court decision is final,” Julian said. “But there is more. Victoria and Annabelle planned this from the start. They worked together to destroy you. The videos, the leaks, all of it.” I stopped walking, my hand gripped the phone tighter. “What?” I asked. “Tell me everything. Why would they do this?”