A week had passed since the West Williams family had refused to acknowledge Avery's right to the CEO position, and Jeremy had wasted no time in taking legal action against Uncle Theodore, who was exposed as a fraudster with damning evidence.The court battle promised to be bitter and drawn out, but Jeremy was determined to fight for his wife's inheritance. He knew that the family's legacy was on the line, and he would not let Mrs Williams or Uncle Theodore get away with their schemes.As the court battle raged on, tensions within the West Williams family reached fever pitch. Mrs Williams had retreated into her own fury, refusing to speak to Avery or Jeremy, while Uncle Theodore became increasingly desperate, trying every trick in the book to discredit them.Avery, however, remained steadfast in her resolve. With Jeremy by her side, she faced the media, the scrutiny, and the gossip with a quiet strength that surprised even her. She had finally found her voice and would not be silenced.

The Williams arrived at their lawyer's office the next day with their fake evidence accusing Jeremy of wanting to rape Vivian.Mrs Williams in her usual dramatic display started ranting the moment they entered the lawyer's office, "Can you imagine Vivian had gone to their apartment to talk with Avery so we could make peace but she was around then her good-for-nothing husband tried raping her,"The lawyer's eyebrow lifted in a skeptical arch as he turned to face Mrs Williams. "This is a very serious accusation, Mrs Williams," he said, his tone laced with caution. "Are you certain you want to proceed with this?"Vivian, feigning a sob, stepped forward, tears springing to her eyes. "Why would we lie about something like this?" she whimpered. "Jeremy almost took advantage of me when I was in a vulnerable state. He's a monster, and a man who can't control himself doesn't deserve to lead the family's business."Uncle Theodore, his face contorted with anger and self-righteousness, spoke up,

Mrs Williams suddenly became more uneasy as she knew what that meant. The barrister had never lost a case. He was dreaded by most lawyers and was nicknamed "The Beast of Truth"She wondered how Jeremy was able to afford such an expensive and notable attorney.And for the attorney to have agreed to Jeremy's demand, Then he must have proof strong enough to counter the Williams lawyer because history has it that the attorney would never take up a case that he knew he wouldn't win. Everyone watched as the attorney took the position reserved for Jeremy's lawyer.The Judge turned to Jeremy with a puzzled look, "Why didn't you inform me of the changes? Imagine he has not arrived in time,"The attorney quickly chimed in before Jeremy could respond, "It's all my fault, my lord, I had asked him not to inform anyone of my arrival to avoid my opponent doing away with their false evidence," The attorney's words made Mrs Williams's heart skip as she feared the worst might happen. The Williams law

The news of Avery's victory over the Williams family had spread like wildfire, with everyone from staff to shareholders feeling the ripple effects of the dramatic power shift.Mr West Williams, still reeling from the harsh punishment he had been dealt, called an emergency meeting to address the company's employees and investors. The mood was somber, the atmosphere tense with anticipation as they waited for what was to come.Raphael, the nephew of Avery, who had been out of town for business and had not been privy to the courtroom drama, was particularly angered by the news. He walked into the company that morning, his face flushed with anger and his eyes narrowed in contempt."This is an outrage!" he spat, his voice ringing through the room. "How dare you let a woman take over our company?"Mr West Williams stood at the front of the room, his face a mask of resignation. "It is not a matter of letting her, but rather accepting the reality of the situation."everyone arrived at the Conf

The company's adviser walked into Raphael's office with so much fear. Everyone in the company dreaded Raphael's wrath because he was the one in charge of employing and sacking staff. He was the chief disciplinarian and also the former Acting CEO's Right-hand man. Raphael knew that Avery would never offer him the position of her right-hand man, and the thought of serving under a woman only fueled his resentment towards her. His pride had been wounded by her sudden elevation, and he was determined to do everything in his power to undermine her authority."You sent for me sir..." The Adviser stuttered as he walked into the office. "Yes, I did. Have you seated," Raphael commanded with a hardened tone that sent shivers down the Adviser's spine as he quietly sat down.As Raphael paced around his office looking worried, the Adviser anticipated what he had to say with bated breath. "Sir, you look worried. Is anything the matter?" He managed to ask when he noticed Raphael was not ready to