Unmasked My CEO Ex-Husband’s Regret novel Chapter 365

From the moment he returned to the country, every power player in the corporate world had kept him under a microscope. Once his position as the heir to the Vance family was solidified, his every word and action were relentlessly scrutinized, as the slightest rumor could crash Vance Dynamics' stock. Rivals and jealous competitors frequently tried to manufacture scandals to smear his name and strong-arm him.

He didn't care about self-promotion, but protecting his image and nuking malicious rumors required a massive, unavoidable budget.

Especially during his first six months back. If his PR Crisis Management Team hadn't aggressively suppressed the media, his face would have been plastered across the internet more often than the most desperate A-list celebrity.

Things had finally settled down over the past two months, freeing up a massive portion of his budget. Paying for a hit piece on her behalf was barely a drop in the bucket.

She wasn't entirely disconnected from society. Even if she wasn't chronically online, her sharp legal mind quickly connected the dots, deciphering exactly what his casual statement meant.

Taking a few seconds to marvel at the sheer, obnoxious wealth of a billionaire with money to burn, she replied: [Thanks, but I've thought about it, and there's really no need to waste good money on this right now.]

Exposing Julian and Vivian's "beautiful love story" to the world would definitely feel satisfying, but Julian—and especially the Winthrop family—weren't going to just sit back and take it.

The internet was full of mercenaries who worked for the highest bidder. With enough cash, it wouldn't take them long to track down the source of the leak.

If Vivian and Julian's lawyers accused her of inciting a cyberbullying campaign against Vivian, they could easily fabricate some psychological trauma or depression diagnosis just to drag her through a legal nightmare. Why invite that kind of misery?

Furthermore, it could severely jeopardize the timeline of her own lawsuit.

She briefly outlined her concerns, adding: [Thank you for offering to help. Let's hold off on this for now. I'll let you know if I ever need to cash in that favor.]

And she genuinely meant it.

He firmly believed the day would come when she would desperately need his PR machine, so he didn't push the issue: [Alright, you're the boss.]

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