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ONE HUNDRED AND TEN

GRAYSON'S POV

We finally got back into the courtroom, and I took my seat with a renewed sense of confidence. I knew Sylvia wasn't giving up without a fight, and this pathetic attempt at character assassination by Jocelia proved they had nothing concrete—just fabricated lies for emotional blackmail.

I had just finished speaking with some of my board members about pushing Sylvia's company to go public and investing more in it. I believed that after she wins today, it would increase her stock value and boost sales. This trial was a temporary storm, but Sylvia had the resilience and tenacity to weather it.

As I sat down, I glanced over at Sylvia. She was talking intently with her lawyers, clearly strategizing their next move. I admired her strength and determination. Despite the odds, she never backed down. Her spirit was unbreakable, and it only made me more certain of my decision to support her both personally and professionally.

I noticed Raymond sitting nearby, looking a bit tense but
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