Oops! My Secret Baby Is Caught By His Top-Lawyer Daddy! Novel

---- settlement, her first move was to blast the whole thing on TikTok. The comment section exploded: User JessR: "I used to love this brand's snacks, but after finding hair in the food a couple of times... yeah, not a fan anymore." She even attached two photos of chicken breasts with actual strands of hair. Looked legit, too. User AshAndInk: "Whoa, receipts! I've eaten their stuff a few times... What if I've been slowly poisoning myself?" User BackyardBaker: "I run a snack shop. I'm canceling my order with this brand right now. Never selling their crap again." User JenWithOneN: "Oh my god...

my kid's preschool uses this brand for their breakfast sandwiches. That's horrifying to think about." User AshInCash: "Wilson Enterprise was already exposed before for having quality control issues. Here's the news link." User MaxLow: "I checked-they're not some sketchy knockoff brand. Looks like they're even a publicly traded company!" ---- User SammiJo: "So what? The more 'legit' a company seems, the easier it is for them to fool the public." User CedarSocks: "Boycott! I'm never buying Wilson Enterprise products again!" By the time 5 p.m.

rolled around, Wyatt finally caught wind of the situation. But it was too late-the crisis had gone nuclear. The company's stock had crashed, hitting its daily limit down. To make things worse, their scheduled shipments couldn't go out, and long-term partners like grocery chains and preschools were suddenly demanding to return their orders. Some products had decent shelf life, but the bread items? Three-day expiry. It was a total nightmare. 'Wyatt wasn't new to corporate storms, but this was hitting hard. He immediately called an emergency meeting with the company's top brass.

But when the legal rep arrived, it wasn't Olivia Cruz-it was his daughter, Linsey. What the hell? Wyatt pulled her aside at the door of the conference room. "Where's Olivia? You can't handle something like ---- this! Olivia's experienced-she knows how to play this game. She has to be here. And even if she couldn't fix it, she's backed by Devereaux & Co.! You think Aaron would just sit on the sidelines?" Linsey calmly replied, "Olivia left. Terminated her contract last week." Wyatt's eyes went wide. "What? When?!

We just renewed her a few months ago!" Actually, after that whole orphanage incident, Aaron had already instructed Andy to start cutting ties with Wilson Enterprise. Linsey explained, "Olivia asked to end the contract, so I followed her around for a while. Turns out, I can handle our legal matters myself. I wasn't doing anything else anyway, so I figured I'd save you some money and just take over!" Wyatt nearly exploded. "You... you-utterly useless! Do you have any idea what happened today?!" Of course Linsey didn't. Her news feed was 90% celebrity gossip-she barely skimmed actual headlines.

And today? She'd just gotten back from a chin sculpting treatment. Wyatt stared into her blank, clueless eyes. If it weren't for all the employees watching, he'd have slapped some ---- sense into her right then and there. He knew exactly how capable his daughter was-or wasn't. She'd even bought her college degree. There was zero actual talent behind that pretty face. Now that the strongest law firm in Greystone was no longer backing him... what the hell was he supposed to do? Wyatt rushed back into the conference room.

Normally, his department heads were smooth talkers with all kinds of ideas. But today? Dead silence. They just stared at him, waiting for him to figure it out. He was so furious, he nearly coughed up blood. Other companies raised soldiers for a thousand days to use them in one moment of war. He raised an army for a thousand days and now, in his hour of need-nothing but a pile of useless mud. Trash. All of them.