Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 612

The news of Yvette’s hospitalization due to her injures garnered significant media attention. The reporters went all out, leaving no stone unturned in their quest to uncover the truth. So, when the news spread that Xavier was the culprit, the media exploded with overwhelming coverage.

Numerous social media accounts jumped on the bandwagen, dishing out “insider informalion.” They used the statements from other Cosmic Studios employees to fabricate reasons for Xavier’s attack on Yvetle. Some even went so far as to create detailed recreations of the incident, turning this sensational news that spanned society and entertainment into a top headline.

Xavier naturally couldn’t evade the consequences of the law, with charges of “intentional assault” and “kidnapping” being slapped against him. Furthermore, even though lan tumed himself in leading to a reduced sentence, he still laced two to three years behind bars.

At this moment, Cosmic Studios found itself in utter disarray, with no one at the helm. Some employees had already started sending out job applications to other similar companies, and the more proactive ones had even secured new positions through successful interviews.

Stud as was falling apart, and the future of “Migration to Mars” became a major concern for everyone. Although this project was still in the planning stage, most of the funding had already been

and il cther film companies were interested in taking over the IP from Xavier, there was still a

termination of their collaboration with Cosmic Studios. Additionally, Stephen del Rio, who was supposed to direct the film,

potential success at the box office. With their departure. “Migration to Mars” went from being a highly sought–after gem to an unwanted piece of trash that no

had invested a substantial amount of money, much of which Xavier nad squandered. To recover their losses, they had no choice but to hire lawyers and sue in hopes of auctioning off Xavier’s properties through the court

sealed with official stamos. In just one week, Lana was forced to move several times. The court officials would show up and ruthlessly evict her every time she was still sorting out

now a criminal in prison, and her mother was lying in the hospital lighting for her life. As for