Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

The next moment, Farley's phone rang with a call from the legal department at Murray Enterprises, telling him they had finished gathering evidence and retained the right to pursue legal action against him. They also warned him to stay in line, or else he shouldn't blame them for not showing any mercy.

Farley was scared out of his wits.

Maisie, on the other hand, was unfazed. "What's there to be scared of? Lawyers are all talk, no action. Look at you, scared over nothing! Let's keep posting! They take one down; we post another." It was a nice thought, but reality begged to differ-

For every post they made, another was taken down from the site.

Before they could even get compensation, Farley had already sunk five thousand dollars into this mess.

Maisie urged, "Keep posting!"

"Mom! I'm out of money..."

Maisie was speechless.

"How 'bout you lend me some?"

After pausing for a moment, she sighed. "You know, I've been thinking, and this just isn't working out. It feels like we're just flushing money down the drain if it gets taken down as soon as we put it up." "So, what do we do?"

Maisie's eyes lit up with a cunning spark. "We open a bunch of accounts and keep posting without investing any more money."

"Would that even work?"

investment, there's no

buzz, there's

they pressure them into

Enterprises, Maisie and Farley's antics

sway them with public opinion? Dream

what should we do about their current

there's no buzz, we don't

"Understood."

to say that Maisie and her son's efforts were completely

attention of the corporate PR department of the Sherwood Group, now

of

Naylor usually dealt with

dollar cases and made decisions involving millions.

he had a very efficient

was posted, his secretary noticed it right away, briefed him, and alerted the PR department to

son all too well; after watching the

secretary call Murray, ordering him to come

...

Beverley was standing demurely by Naylor's side, as timid as a quail, even

noise from the entrance, she quickly signaled her son

unfazed, stepped forward and greeted,