Chapter 138
They all gathered in the conference room.
+20 BONUS
The morning had been long and arduous, and the protesters had come back early, but now they were here
Elaine leaned against the table, Harriet beside her, pointing out the different directions they could take garding legal action against Jax. He’d already gone against his trespass warning by coming onto the property arah They had the right to have him arrested.
It was more than that now..
This wasn’t just about New Dawn. It was about the mother and the little girl who were in the other room, settling down into one of the short–term units within the building. Two lives who’d been tormented far too long by this
man.
It finally gave Elaine the courage she’d been lacking to face both the protesters and reporters again.
“I’ve already called them in for an interview,” Harriet said. “Are we doing this outside?”
“Where everyone can see, yes,” Elaine replied.
Nancy looked over the documents. “Are you quite certain this work?”
“It will discredit him and get him off the property once and for all. And Adrian managed to track down the bank. statements of where all that money went. They’ll see none of it went into our own pockets.” Elaine straightened up. “So let’s do this.”
She walked into the lobby, where Liam and Adrian were waiting.
“You sure about this? Last time you went in front of reporters, you got all tongue–tied,” Liam said.
“I was flustered. Everything was happening so fast.” Elaine’s expression hardened as she remembered that day.” But I’m not worked up now. I’ll be fine.”
“Seem worked up to me,” Adrian mused. Then he smiled. “In a good way this time.”
“Damn right,” Elaine replied.
Liam chuckled and crossed his arms. This was not the same Elaine the day those accusations first started. She had a higher purpose now. He had a feeling it had something to do with the mother and daughter who were depending on this.




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