Chapter 204 Statement

"You..." her mother began, her voice trembling with rage.

Lisa's hand instinctively touched her cheek where the slap had landed, her eyes widening in shock. "What the heck was that for?" she demanded, her own anger rising to match her mother's. Her mother's expression hardened. "How could you end up in jail, Lisa?" she spat, the words laced with disgust.

Lisa frowned, trying to compose herself. "It was a misunderstanding," she said, the lie slipping out before she could stop it. She could see her mother wasn't buying it for a second.

Her mother scoffed, crossing her arms over her chest. "You're such a good liar," she said bitterly, her voice dripping with sarcasm.

The nervousness Lisa had felt earlier was quickly replaced by irritation. Crossing her arms over her own chest, she shot back, "Well, I learned from the best." Her eyes locked onto her mother's with a sharpness that made it clear she wasn't backing down. Her mother rolled her eyes, clearly unimpressed. "Why were you on top of that building, Lisa? The police inform me about your crazy doings! That was not part of the plan!" she snapped.

Lisa sighed harshly, her jaw clenching as she fought to keep her emotions in check. She didn't want to talk about it, especially not with her mother. Without saying another word, she turned and walked towards the house, but before she could step inside, her mother pushed her back, blocking her path.

"You've got to be kidding me," Lisa said in disbelief, her voice thick with sarcasm. "First, you don't want to bail your own daughter out of jail, and now you won't even let me into the house? What kind of mother are you?"

Her mother's eyes narrowed, a warning in her gaze. "Watch your tone, young lady."

own eyes in response, refusing to be intimidated. "I'll watch my tone when you start acting like a mother who genuinely wants

of the situation was evident on her face as she addressed them

notepads. One of them, a young woman with glasses, hesitated for a moment before speaking

The publicity team nodded again, understanding the weight of the directive. They knew how important it was to control the narrative in situations like this. Without wasting any time, they got up and headed back to their respective workspaces to execute Claire's orders. As Claire stood up to leave the room, Sandra, her efficient assistant, walked up beside her. "The poster

moment, considering each design carefully. Finally, she pointed to the second one. "I prefer this one," she said, her voice thoughtful. "It's

on her face. "I'll inform the

chair, a mischievous grin on his face. Amusement danced in Claire's eyes as she looked at him, her lips curving into a small smile. "Do you need help with something, Matthew?" Claire asked, her

no. I just didn't have any work to do, so I thought I'd come visit my lovely boss," he

face as she walked over and took a seat on the other side of her desk. "Well, I'm flattered you

you going to proceed with your plan to sue Lisa?" he asked,

she finally said, her voice firm. "I have all the evidence I need,

about it. You

decided to pull that stupid stunt, I sent her a document through my lawyer, she said, her voice

her words. "You're enjoying pulling Lisa's strings, aren't

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