Between Ruin And Resolve: My Ex-Husband’s Regret

Chapter 1251:

Noise crashed over her in waves—the lobby was sheer pandemonium. “Over here! Sadie Hudson’s here!” someone bellowed, and in a heartbeat, the media surged toward her, encircling her like predators closing in on prey. Any security posted at the doors found themselves hopelessly outmatched by the sheer force of the crowd.

“Ms. Hudson, are the rumors true? Did you coerce the senior shareholders to sell just so you could seize total control?” A reporter shoved a microphone so close to Sadie’s face it almost brushed her cheek.

Another voice called out above the commotion, “Ms. Hudson, how do you answer these accusations? What’s your response to the claims against you?”

“Can you tell us whether the recent acquisition of those shares was orchestrated by you, Ms. Hudson?”

Relentless questions pelted her, every word pointed and insistent.

into the fray, flanked by security who muscled their way forward to

rising above the crowd. “Wall

worked hard to keep the

from behind Tina’s shield, her posture unyielding. She met the crowd’s gaze head-on, coolly reading each expression—some brimming with anticipation,

no need to protect the

wait to dump your shares for a quick profit and then tried to use the fallout to pressure me out? I don’t think I need to say names—we all know the answer. Justice doesn’t need my voice. The authorities are already involved, and I trust the police to

undeniable authority. Shock swept through the group of

seen coming, and panic set in. Backed into a corner, they scrambled

front and told Sadie, “Ms. Hudson, no one wants this to escalate. If you’re willing to return our shares at the original price, we’ll put this behind us—let’s just

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