The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 30

The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 30

I followed the aftermath of the dinner on Liam’s phone, reading news alerts as we flew to New Haven.

Sarah was formally sued by the Davis family’s lawyers for extortion and breach of contract.

She was facing a criminal investigation and massive civil damages.

The Davis family didn’t fare much better.

The story of how the senator’s family favored their adopted daughter while emotionally neglecting their only biological child quickly became the talk of Washington.

My father’s political image imploded overnight.

As for Olivia, she remained in the Davis house.

I heard my father had wanted to send her away immediately.

But Julian had begged him not to, practically getting on his knees. Then Olivia, supposedly under extreme duress, began to have severe panic attacks, living in a constant state of terror.

Catherine’s heart softened.

After all, she had raised Olivia for so many years.

In the end, she and Julian persuaded my father to let her stay.

But none of that had anything to do with me anymore.

My life at Yale was so all-consuming I barely had time to think about anything else.

The law school workload was brutal.

But my friends, my real family, were by my side.

Liam was at the Yale School of Management.

Isabella was still at Columbia.