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Chapter 35 

“Are you two finished?” 

Neither answered. 

“Who came up with the idea, who did the work, who got the license in the end-it’s all in the record.” 

“I’m not here to listen to you argue over who was worse.” 

David pushed two documents toward them. 

The first: Francesca’s written apology for investigating and handling my personal information without consent, and her 

acceptance of the corresponding liability. 

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The second: Marco’s acknowledgment of his role in the observer seat issue and a statement regarding the public humiliation. 

Francesca stared at them for a long time. 

“If I sign, you’ll drop the suit?” 

“The legal process will proceed as it should.” 

“Then why would I sign?” 

“You don’t have to.” 

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behind me. 

Not one. 

Two. 

A month later, the court issued its finding. 

They were not convicted of criminal fraud related to the marriage. 

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But the investigation report and the filings had not been for 

nothing. 

Francesca was held liable for violating my personal information rights and was ordered to issue a public apology. 

Marco had to cooperate in rectifying the registration issues and take responsibility for the public humiliation. 

On the company website, two apology letters were posted side by side for thirty days. 

Francesca wrote: 

*I should never have written about a living person as if she were a 

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target.* 

Marco wrote: 

*I should never have treated my wife’s dignity as a currency to be traded for corporate benefit.* 

I read them once. 

Then I closed the page. 

The apologies were real. 

But they had come too late to change anything. 

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