My Dreamy Old Husband

The events unfolded one after the other according to plan. Just when the case with Faye’s tax evasion was finally beginning to subside and the public was on the verge of turning their attention to something else, Pourl made a move to sue Faye for scamming. In effect, they were using the whole ordeal with Faye as an opportunity to market their brand.

Since Faye admitted that she didn’t earn as much as fifty million per month, the fact that she requested a compensation of fifty million from Pourl would be a scam. The list for compensation was done by Faye’s team, which listed out in black and white each of the items that were being compensated for. Compensation for medical bills and mental anguish didn’t even amount to a million, while the rest were all compensation for loss of income. Faye had no way of denying any of the claims, as it was listed out on paper.

The lawsuit caught Faye unawares. It wasn’t until then that she realized she had fallen into a trap. Right after the people from the tax bureau were done with her, the police would come knocking on her door as well. It was all a meticulously planned trap for Faye that was set into motion ever since she requested a fifty million compensation. All Sophia had to do was wait for Faye to fall deeper into the trap.

Pourl set up a social media page just for that single event, on which their first post was the police report they filed against Faye. Of course, she came to know of it quickly. Pourl made sure to keep a high profile; they went as far as to make it live on the web, as if reminding Faye to brace herself. Meanwhile, the police would soon be knocking on Faye’s door, so she quickly gave Vincent and Sandra a call, as it was Sandra’s idea to make the outrageous request for compensation.

Soon, news broke that the Mitchells and the Edwards spent an astronomical amount to hire ten or so lawyers from both local and abroad to form a team that would work on Faye’s case. The intense lawsuit went on for two months, and by the end of it, Faye was determined as innocent. Both the Mitchells and the Edwards spent a lot of money on the case; just the attorney fees alone amounted to an impressive sum. Besides, they wouldn’t have been able to pull through this if it weren’t for their connections.

After the case was closed, Faye gave Sophia a call to gloat. “Scarlett, you should know that both the Mitchells and the Edwards agreed to teach you a lesson. Extras like your father and you should never have returned! Neither the Edwards nor the Mitchells will let you off the hook that easily, nor will you have any chance at winning this feud! Scram back to where you came from!”

Sophia mocked, “Thank you for endorsing our products for free. We owe you one for Pourl’s booming

that, she was so furious that she hung up. Meanwhile, Sophia was expanding her business, whereas the marketing team that Cooper recommended seized the

with brilliant designs that swept multiple

was the daughter-in-law of the Mitchells, so anything she did to Faye was bound to be perceived as a slight to the

Cooper regarding the matter, as the latter was busy expanding his local business while soliciting the support of other Mitchells. In fact, Sophia preferred to focus on being Cooper’s witty sidekick while

used by Pourl, while the rest were rented out. The offices and shoplots in the building were mostly bought off by Cooper, with the branch family being based upstairs, while the local HQ of

to Sophia’s shop. As soon as Judge saw Sophia, it began barking. After leaving The Imperial, Judge was sent back to Stanley’s place. The latter just bought

still feeling dissatisfied. It missed Sophia and Michael since it had grown attached to them and the place that it spent a few years living in. Not only was the orange

barking non-stop. Caressing its head, Sophia asked Michael,

The Imperial since it’s now living alone by the sea. Stanley spends a lot of time

to play with Barney,”