Rewrite Her Thrilling Life (Lillian and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1020

Chapter 1020 Crisis at Soren Group

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The internet was a goddamn war zone, and Soren Group was the primary target. People were tearing them apart in every comment

section across the web.

“Soren Group is a joke. Bullying a teenage girl just to snatch a piece of land? Pathetic.”

“I bet they didn’t expect to get slapped this hard. Not only did they lose the land, but Rowan ended up behind bars. That’s what you call karma.”

“They’ve been running Kingston like they own it for years. They probably thought Skyreach was beneath them, but Lilian has real power behind her. She didn’t just fight back; she took a chunk out of them.”

“Seriously. I heard their cash flow is completely dry. Half their partners pulled out of their contracts this morning just to stay on Lilian’s good side.”

“The girl is incredible. I bet the Sinclair family is kicking themselves right now. If Henry hadn’t been such a scumbag back then, she’d still be their star granddaughter. Too bad she won’t even look at them now.”

Inside the Chairman’s office at Soren Group.

Robert stared at the front–page headlines and slammed his fist onto the desk. “Which outlet leaked this trash? It’s complete bullshit. Get it taken down. All of it.”

his assistant shifted uncomfortably, avoiding eye contact. “Sir, we can’t. It’s not just the mainstream media anymore. The negative press is all over social media, and the public sentiment is toxic. Our influence over the media has always been a weak spot. We can’t kill a story this big.”

“You’re all useless!” Robert snarled, crumpling the newspaper into a ball and hurlng it across the room. “If you can’t kill it, tell the PR department to find a distraction or they can all pack their bags and get out.”

The assistant opened his mouth to reply, but the office doors swung open before he could get a word out. A group of board members marched in, looking like they were ready for blood. The secretary trailed behind them, looking panicked. “Sir, Mr. Forrester and the others insisted on seeing you. I couldn’t stop them.”

Robert shot the secretary a sharp look. “Fine. Get out.”

Once the door clicked shut, Robert leaned back, his voice cold. “I assume there’s a reason for this intrusion?”

“Are you kidding, Robert?” one of the older men snapped. “Look at what’s happening to the company. It’s only been a few hours since the markets opened and our stock has already hit the floor. This hasn’t happened in decades.”

“Our cash flow is dead,” another added. “The Solara project is at a complete standstill. Every day we’re stalled, we’re losing millions. We can’t sustain this.”

“The public perception is even worse. Everyone is calling us bullies for going after a young girl. If these headlines keep running, the damage to our reputation is going to be permanent.”

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