58. You called for it
"That ended very quickly," Amy's voice drew Oscar's attention as soon as he walked into the house. She was seated next to the window where she had moved the curtain to the side and watched Oscar discuss with his ex-wife.

"As it should," Oscar replied and joined her by the window where he looked out and saw Ellen sobbing on the table.

"I'm not done with them yet." He added.

"You know, if not that I had been in a marriage where I was mistreated by the family, I would have said that you should just let it go, but if there is one thing I learnt from the Slytherins, then it's that certain people need to be held accountable for their actions, and Ellen is one those," Amy explained without taking her eyes off the window.

"You won't believe that she came to speak with me with a rather sassy attitude, but quickly switched to look pitiable after she saw that I wasn't giving in to nonsense." He uttered with a sigh,

"Feeling entitled I see," Amy chuckled, looking away from the window to
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A smear campaign is used by another company "in this case (the Caribbean enterprise) to frame another company in this case (Slytherin Empire) mostly private equity companies. You could search for more about smear campaigns if you want but that's just the simplest way to put it.

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