CHAPTER 89
Author: Benazir
last update2026-05-23 23:40:39

He turned to the security team. "Please remove Ms. Morrison from the premises. And ensure that she understands she is permanently banned from all future summit events."

The security guards tightened their grip on Helen's arms again. This time, she didn't have the strength to resist. Her body felt hollow, emptied of everything, her mind reeling with the implications of what had just happened.

As they began leading her toward the exit, the whispers started. Not the sympathetic, uncertain whispers
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    Susan watched the circus forming around Ethan and felt something warm and satisfied settle in her chest. Helen had come here tonight to destroy him, to expose him as a fraud, to humiliate him in front of the city's elite.Instead, she'd accomplished the exact opposite. She'd made him the center of attention, demonstrated his composure under pressure, and triggered a feeding frenzy among people desperate to connect with someone the Spencer family protected.Susan caught Ethan's eye across the growing crowd and raised her wine glass in a silent toast. Ethan managed to extricate himself from the latest introduction long enough to grab his own glass and meet her gesture."That was marvelous," Susan said quietly as Ethan finally made his way back to his seat, temporarily escaping the crowd. "I've never seen anyone handle a situation like that so perfectly. You were absolutely domineering up there. Intimidating in the best possible way."Ethan shrugged, the gesture casual and unconcerned. "

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    The ballroom doors swung shut behind Helen with a heavy finality that echoed through the space. Everyone in the room had watched her removal, witnessed her complete public humiliation, seen her dragged out like common trash after disrupting the most prestigious business event of the year.And in that moment, Helen Morrison's reputation died.It wasn't a gradual decline or a slow fade into obscurity. It was instantaneous death, witnessed by hundreds of the city's business elite and captured on dozens of cameras. By tomorrow morning, every major publication would be running the story. By afternoon, the videos would be everywhere. By the end of the week, Helen Morrison's name would be synonymous with professional suicide.For several long seconds after the doors closed, the ballroom remained silent. Then Richard Chen cleared his throat from the podium, his expression smoothing back into professional courtesy."Ladies and gentlemen, I apologize once again for that unfortunate disruption.

  • CHAPTER 89

    He turned to the security team. "Please remove Ms. Morrison from the premises. And ensure that she understands she is permanently banned from all future summit events."The security guards tightened their grip on Helen's arms again. This time, she didn't have the strength to resist. Her body felt hollow, emptied of everything, her mind reeling with the implications of what had just happened.As they began leading her toward the exit, the whispers started. Not the sympathetic, uncertain whispers from earlier when she'd been on her knees playing the victim. These were different. Harder. Laced with disgust and judgment."Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.""Can you believe she disrupted the entire summit for a personal grudge? Who does that?""Morrison Industries is finished. There's no coming back from this.""I heard their stock dropped another eight percent just this morning. After tonight, it'll probably crater completely.""That poor woman needs professional help. This is beyond normal

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    The words landed with devastating precision. Helen felt tears burning behind her eyes again, but these weren't the manufactured kind she'd used minutes ago. These were real, and they stung in a way that frightened her."I didn't..." Helen started, then stopped. She wanted to say she didn't know, that she hadn't meant to hurt him, that things had gotten out of hand. But looking at Ethan's cold expression, she realized that every excuse she could offer would sound exactly like what it was. An excuse.For the first time in her entire confrontation with Ethan, Helen Morrison had absolutely nothing to say. No accusation, no justification, no manipulation, no performance. Just empty, stunned silence as the magnitude of her own behavior reflected back at her through his unflinching gaze.And it terrified her more than anything else that had happened tonight. Because this wasn't the Ethan she knew. The Ethan she knew would have softened by now, would have accepted her tears, would have been t

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    The finality in his voice was absolute. He didn't look back. Didn't spare Helen another glance. Just walked away from her as if she'd already ceased to matter.Security guards moved in immediately, two of them gently but firmly taking Helen by the arms and helping her to her feet. She didn't resist this time. The fight had drained out of her completely. Her face was blank with shock, her eyes unfocused, her body moving on autopilot as they guided her toward the exit.The security guards had Helen by both arms, their grip firm and professional as they began steering her toward the ballroom exit. Her feet dragged against the marble floor, her body limp with the weight of total defeat.Then something sparked inside her.It wasn't defiance or anger or even her usual desperate need to be right. It was something quieter, something that felt almost like genuine curiosity mixed with the terrible dawning realization that she might have been wrong about everything."Wait," Helen said, her voice

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