Out Of The Shadows Tilda’s Brilliant Second Life novel Chapter 521

Chapter 521 A Good Start

At the same time, he did not want Tilda to come out. First, he did not want her to see the Jensons so humble, so humiliated. Second, he was afraid that if she did come out, she would only mock Dominic and the others without mercy.

Dominic’s lips twisted bitterly. “She came out, but I don’t want to talk about what happened next. Dad, just … don’t think about it. You’ll only be disappointed.”

Russell felt as if something sharp had stabbed straight into his heart. A pain too deep to put into words spread through him. After a long pause, he finally managed, “I understand.”

Dominic left.

Russell stayed rooted to his spot, lost in thought.

He thought about everything that had happened since Tilda reappeared in their lives this past

year.

“I’m sorry, my daughter…

“It was me, your father, who failed you. I hurt you. I was wrong, so terribly wrong.

The remorse came from deep within.

He drew a long breath, forcing down the redness in his eyes.

Words like these could only ever be whispered to himself.

Never in front of others.

Not even in front of his wife, not even his own sons.

If even he let guilt consume him to the point of collapse, then the Jensons‘ fragile “peace” would crumble entirely.

And that would mean their destruction.

Just then, his phone rang.

He wiped his eyes and answered.

“How did the negotiations go?”

“Sir, they’re asking twenty million to destroy the photos. I tried everything, but they won’t budge. They even threatened to release them nonstop, twenty–four hours a day, until it goes

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viral if we refuse.

“They’re clearly extorting us, Sir. Should we use special methods to shut them up?”

The head of PR knew well–this kind of mess could not be solved in the

open.

Sometimes, the dirty underground methods got things done far more cleanly.

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Even if the photos were real, people could be made to doubt. Who would believe something that outrageous?

And with the Jenson Group’s resources, pushing back with public opinion would not even be hard.

“Just pay them. But I want absolute certainty that those photos never show up again. If I find out they do, I won’t forgive it.”

Meanwhile, on Tilda’s side.

Her phone rang. It was Bill, his voice practically buzzing with excitement. The Jensons had agreed–twenty million, cash for silence, deal signed.

Slosa.

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