All Chapters of Reborn to revenge my cheating Husband : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The air became thick with anxiety as Paulina sat in her office, watching the aftermath of James’ press conference spread across more than one news channel. The accusations of fraud had unfold like wildfire. Every outlet turned into strolling the story, thinking whether Westfield’s CEO had been worried about illegal activities. James had thrown a devastating punch, and it became clear the sector was paying interest.Elijah paced the room, his cell phone glued to his ear as he coordinated with their legal group. Samantha was typing furiously, crafting a brand new announcement to counter the tidal wave of media scrutiny. Despite their exceptional efforts, Paulina ought to sense the partitions last in. James had set the narrative, and now they have been scrambling to capture up.“Elijah,” Paulina said, her voice steadier than she felt, “what’s the update from legal?”Elijah paused, reducing his telephone. “Thomas is drafting the defamation in shape as we communicate. We’ll report its firs

The subsequent morning got here with a hazy, restless fog hanging over Paulina. She had barely slept, no matter Elijah and Samantha's reassurances. The countdown changed into nearing its stop, and they nevertheless didn’t have the forensic audit in hand. As the morning mild streamed via her office window, Paulina sipped her espresso, looking to shake off the exhaustion that clung to her like a weight.Her smartphone buzzed on her table. For a second, she hesitated, afraid that it is probably horrific news about the tech deal or but every other media storm fueled by James. But as she glanced at the display screen, alleviation washed over her—it came from Thomas, their lead lawyer.“Preliminary findings are in. I’ll ship you a precis. Looks easy so far.”Paulina sat up instantly, her heart racing. This became it—the evidence she needed to start dismantling James’ lies. She quickly opened her computer, and inside minutes, Thomas had emailed over the summary from the forensic accountants.

 The boardroom at Westfield changed into humming with frantic strength. After James’ press convention accusing Westfield of environmental violations, Paulina’s crew had jumped into action. Documents were being pulled, felony teams were being briefed, and each department head worried with the company’s manufacturing flora turned into now underneath scrutiny.  Paulina sat at the pinnacle of the table, her face a masks of willpower, even though internal, her thoughts raced with a thousand concerns. James had simply escalated their war to a new stage, and the accusation of environmental damage—whether genuine or not—turned into lethal. Nowadays, the mere inspiration of pollutants or regulatory violations may want to destroy an enterprise's reputation.  “Elijah,” Paulina said, her voice constant, “can we have any phrase from the manufacturing team yet?” 

The interview was over for only a few minutes, but Paulina felt like the weight of 1000 eyes nevertheless lingered on her. The stay broadcast was intense, however she had stated the entirety she needed to say. As she stepped out of the studio, the cool night time air hit her face, presenting a brief experience of relief. She had faced the general public, addressed James' accusations , and laid out the truth. Now, it was up to the world to decide what they believed.Elijah became ready by means of the car as Paulina walked towards him, his cellphone in hand. He smiled as she approached, the look in his eyes one in every sense of satisfaction and encouragement. "You were perfect," he said, starting the automobile door for her. "I’ve been tracking reactions online, and people are responding nicely. You didn’t let Diane rattle you, and you got your message throughout without sounding protective."Paulina exhaled, sliding into the returned seat of the car. She had kept her composure for th

The next morning, Paulina sat in her workplace, staring at the list of hedge funds that had pledged their assistance to James. The names on the list made her belly twist with frustration. Despite all her efforts, no matter the forensic audit, the media blitz, and the stay interview, James had controlled a powerful institution of traders who had been backing his hostile takeover. He turned closer than ever to driving her out of Westfield, and time became running out. Elijah entered the office, his face grim. “It’s worse than our notion,” he stated, losing into the chair throughout from her. “James has secured over forty percent of the balloting stocks. If he calls for a vote, we’re in serious trouble.” Paulina felt the load of his words hit her like a ton of bricks. Forty percent. That was sufficient to carry the whole thing crashing down if James performed his playing cards proper. She leaned forward, rubb