Unmasked My CEO Ex-Husband’s Regret novel Chapter 236

After listening to the plan, Sarah unleashed a string of colorful curses before declaring her absolute support for Elara.

"Vivian's family isn't exactly hurting for cash. Her personal assets might even eclipse Julian's. If you sued over a few thousand dollars, she'd probably scoff and claim it was just standard gift-exchanging between friends," Sarah said, her excitement building.

"But a multi-million dollar piece of jewelry? That completely shatters the illusion of 'casual friends'."

"You know what this is? The universe itself got sick of their garbage and decided to hand you a weapon."

Elara nodded in agreement. "Exactly, which is why I need to time this perfectly."

Her primary goal in suing Vivian wasn't even about the money; it was about destroying her reputation and making Julian and Vivian choke on their own scandal.

Since they were eagerly serving up the ultimate piece of evidence on a silver platter, she certainly wasn't going to refuse.

Following that, Elara briefed Sarah on Vanguard Strategic getting busted.

As an outsider, Sarah analyzed the situation with a broader perspective.

After hearing the details, she fell into a brief silence. "Don't you think this is all a little too convenient?"

"Setting up a shell company is a big deal, sure, but no actual financial transactions had taken place yet. In the eyes of the Department of Business Oversight, this should have been a minor infraction. It absolutely shouldn't have escalated to the director's desk."

Elara nodded. "I filed an anonymous tip and walked away. Standard bureaucratic processing takes at least half a month. Who would have thought they'd strike so fast?"

"Exactly. And the fact that it reached Maddox, causing him to erupt and personally intervene..."

The more Sarah analyzed it, the stranger it felt. "From Maddox's perspective, Julian and Meredith are undeniably closer to him than you are. Why on earth would he suddenly turn on his own wife and son to back you?"

Having known each other for over a decade, the two friends understood each other flawlessly. They had no need for polite filters; they could state brutal truths without causing offense.

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