The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 32

The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 32

In my second year at Yale, I took the fifty thousand dollars from my education fund and started a legal tech company with my friends.

When Liam, Isabella, and Noah found out, they immediately invested their own money.

Especially Isabella.

Her family’s traditional media empire had been in decline for years.

Half-joking, she said to me, “My family is chasing the past, Chloe. I have to follow you and invest in the future.”

I looked at them and understood perfectly.

They didn’t lack for anything.

This was just the most practical way they knew to tell me that no matter what, they had my back.

Another semester passed.

The intelligent legal document analysis software we developed was a hit, securing trial contracts with three top New York law firms.

I thought my life would continue on this new, steady trajectory.

Then my father called.

There was a weariness in his voice I had never heard before.

“Chloe,” he said, “something’s happened to Julian.”

I held the phone and said nothing.

“His Social Security number was stolen. Offshore accounts opened in his name have been implicated in a money laundering investigation. The FBI has already been to the house.” My father’s voice was heavy. “It was Olivia.”

Over the past six months, Olivia’s scandal had made the Davis family the subject of endless gossip.