Chapter 4: The Unmasking

I didn't wait for them to leave. I left. I exited the hotel through the service entrance, hopped into a waiting car driven by my father’s head of security, and was gone before they realized the suite was empty.
The next morning, the "Empire" media outlet—the company my father actually owned—dropped a story that shook the financial world. It wasn't just an expose; it was a digital execution. I released the audio recording of Victoria and Mia, tied to the forensic accounting reports showing Liam’s embezzlement.
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By noon, Liam’s firm had locked his accounts. By 1:00 PM, his mistress was being interrogated by the SEC regarding the offshore accounts they had shared. By 2:00 PM, I had filed for an emergency annulment, citing fraud and criminal intent.
Victoria came to my father’s estate, demanding to see me, thinking I was still the "office assistant" she could bully. She stood at the iron gates, screaming into the intercom, only to be met by a team of high-priced lawyers who served her with a lawsuit for defamation, harassment, and racketeering that would leave her penniless.
