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CHAPTER NINETY SEVEN

SALLY

ONE MONTH LATER

It's been a month already, and I've been struggling to move on from Mr Grande's victory in court. I knew that it would be very difficult to win over him, yet I didn't know that he would be able to bend a whole lot of things so easily.

It was very obvious that his allies were lying.

"I was only asked to spy on the company, and nothing else. Mr Grande didn't do any harm to Sally's company," Ralia had told the court.

It was very obvious that her defence wasn't adding up. But I didn't have any evidence to back up my accusations. The court only asked Mr Grande to compensate my company and killed the case afterwards.

"You do not have any solid evidence to back up your plans, Mrs Sally. What do we hold against the accused right now? Your words?"

The judge's words pierced my heart. I couldn't stop reminiscing on everything, even though it had been a month already.

I felt defeated. I didn't care about the compensation that took Mr Grande days to