CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1690

"There's a surveillance camera overhead, just so you know," Ben said coldly, his gaze sharp as a blade. "I get it that you're here to stick up for Summer. But let me be clear: whatever happened between the Lucas family and the Larson family is none of your business." He held up the empty glass, his tone unwavering. "That drink was a warning. Don't even think about testing my limits."

Jamie was his limit-his bottom line. He wouldn't allow anyone to harm or disrespect her.

Lila's voice rang out, dripping with mockery as she addressed the gathering crowd. "Did everyone hear that? He's threatening me with a drink as a 'warning.' Anyone here would agree this behavior is out of line. And all because I said a few words?

"Ben Lucas, someone like you will get what's coming to you!" Lila snapped, her voice sharp and bitter. "Doesn't anyone wonder why someone who was doing so well as a lawyer suddenly gave it all up to become a CEO? Doesn't everyone know lawyers aren't supposed to engage in business?"

Lila knew exactly what kind of man Ben was, but that didn't make it any easier for her to swallow the humiliation. This wasn't just about defending Summer, it was personal. She had never been so publicly disgraced in her life. And now, in front of all these people, Ben had thrown wine in her face. How dare he?

Her words caused a stir among the onlookers, and the murmurs quickly turned into outright speculation.

"You know, she has a point. Ben Lucas was one of the top lawyers in the city. How does someone pivot to being a CEO so quickly? Seems suspicious."

just leave law overnight unless there's something shady going

have connections," someone muttered. "Not just his own, but the Lucas family's. Years of influence

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experience, but it had turned into a full-blown trial of

pull him away, but Ben only tightened his

addressed the crowd with a calm but commanding voice. "Let me make this clear: my career shift was done

Corporation's management rights

hands.

Once rumors took hold, they were nearly impossible to

skeptical, their murmurs growing

shady, why would you quit law so suddenly? It doesn't add up." Another chimed in with mock indignation,

smug. "Without it, how can we trust a