Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 180:

Confronted with Lorna’s question, Virgil replied, “Mrs. Lorna Daniels, with all due respect, your invoice is a fraud.”

“How could it possibly be a fraud?” Lorna snapped, brandishing the document. “It clearly states it’s from the Sarth Group!”

Neil took the invoice from her, scrutinizing every detail before confirming, “This is indeed fake.”

He then turned to Virgil, his eyes narrowing. “Mr. Hanson, your company is renowned worldwide. How can you justify deceiving customers like this? Are you prepared to defend this in court?”

Lorna chimed in, her voice laced with accusation, “The Sarth Group took thirty million dollars from us, yet you’ve delivered a fake dress along with a bogus invoice. How can you justify such deceit?”

Connor, frustration evident. “Connor, our family is being wronged.

your frustration at feeling duped, but let’s approach this calmly and think it through. The Sarth Group is valued at over ten billion dollars and caters to an elite clientele without any financial instability. It makes no sense for us to tarnish our reputation over thirty million dollars.” He gestured towards the dress draped on Melinda, his tone turning instructive. “Anyone with a keen eye for design would immediately spot the discrepancies—the misaligned logo, the unfitting rabbit, the coarse stitching. None of these errors would pass muster

Sarth Group thirty million for the

to Lorna instantly. “You handled the purchase, Lorna. Show him the

thirty million in the Purple Angel dress designed by Sara, hoping it would

for Lorna. She knew Neil’s capacity for cruelty—he didn’t even

quickly, I engaged a broker and paid in cash. Sadly, there’s no record

pin Lorna to the floor and reprimand her severely. Thirty million dollars squandered on a counterfeit—such a humiliation. Just then, Derek

aside and murmured, “Son, don’t let your father

had come out far sooner than he anticipated. Just two days earlier, Melinda had uploaded photos of her dress online, igniting Derek’s fear that his deception might be discovered. Nothing had occurred immediately, and Derek had slowly begun to relax. Yet, unexpectedly, the issue surfaced during the engagement