Chapter 80

Miguel wasn't even sure why he felt this way. It was like he had owned a dog—one that had always wagged its tail at him, desperate for his attention, ready to come and go at his command. But now, that same dog had suddenly run off, found a new owner, and was eagerly pleasing them while treating Miguel with nothing but indifference. It wasn't that he cared about the dog. He just couldn't stomach the thought of it belonging to someone else. But right now, the company was the bigger priority. He dialed his lawyer, Harry Hayward. "Get in touch with Enrica's lawyer. We're dropping the lawsuit and offering a settlement." Harry sounded confused. "Mr. Zucker, we have the upper hand. Last time, we were caught off guard by those videos, but that issue has already been dealt with. Why withdraw now?" Miguel scoffed. "Do you think I want to? That lawyer of hers has his eyes on us. Once Cole finishes digging into his background, we'll decide our next move." Harry frowned slightly. That lawye