CHAPTER 84: The Fine Print
Author: Bea Writes
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The silence that followed Harvey Specter’s words wasn't just quiet, it was suffocating.

It felt like the oxygen had been sucked out of the lobby, leaving everyone gasping.

You could hear the faint rustle of expensive suits as people shifted uncomfortably and the ragged breathing of men who realized they might have just lost everything. Panic was starting to grow among them like a dark cloud.

Professor Chinny was the first one to crack under the pressure. He stepped forward, his face turning a
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