"Miss Whitewood, I honestly assumed that you no longer needed my assistance." Andrew's involvement had completely shifted the narrative. On top of that, a crowd of opportunists eager to escalate the commotion had amplified the situation, leaving the business and entertainment sections utterly flooded with related discussions. Now, the winds of opinion were clearly changing course, and it seemed inevitable that the situation would soon be entirely resolved in Seraphina's favor. Conversely, the Lewis family appeared poised for a downfall. Believing the matter was settled, Lionel hadn't expected her to reach out to him, especially at this juncture. Her timing made things intriguingly unexpected. "That's not the case at all!" Seraphina cut right to the chase without wasting words. "I've come to you, Mr. Lopez, because I need your assistance in filing several lawsuits. I want to pursue legal action against Liam and Zachary for slander and defamation, as well as against the Lewis family for extortion and intimidation. All the necessary evidence has already been sent to your inbox." Lionel responded, "Understood." Ten minutes later, he sifted through the evidence she had handed over. He couldn't hide his surprise, shaking his head in astonishment. Was this really the work of someone so young—barely seventeen? Even without Andrew stepping in, she clearly had the capability to exonerate herself—and even teach her adversaries a hard lesson. This case was laughably easy—so straightforward that victory was inevitable, even with minimal effort. For someone like him, it lacked any excitement or professional challenge. Frankly, had Thomas not personally referred her, he wouldn't have bothered to take it on at all. Meanwhile, Seraphina created a Twitter account, meticulously completing the registration process, which took her about thirty minutes. Knowing that account verification often took time, and not wanting to wait, she quickly reached out to Evelyn for assistance. In no time, her account was officially verified, and she was ready to proceed.Seraphina wrote, 'The evidence has already been turned over to the proper authorities. Rest assured, a lawyer's letter will be in your hands soon, @Liam and @Zachary. Brace yourselves. 'Let the tale of the farmer and the snake serve as a cautionary reminder. Wealth doesn't mean I'm obligated to endure mistreatment, and being less fortunate doesn't grant you a moral high ground. Legal action is already in motion. You know what you're guilty of, @Yvonne.' Initially, the posts flew under the radar, barely noticed in the vast online landscape—a common fate for brand-new accounts. That changed when the official pages of influential companies—FX Nova Group, YS Corp, Whitewood Group, and Barnes Group—amplified her words through their retweets, instantly catapulting her message to widespread visibility. In Pyrin, the top executives at Lowell Group exchanged glances before turning their attention to Benjamin. "Mr. Lowell, the Barnes family has already retweeted the statement. Should we follow suit?" Benjamin pondered for a moment before responding, "Go ahead." It was a simple action, and it could also serve to show respect to the Whitewood family. But truthfully, it was more about maintaining good relations with YS Corp and FX Nova Group. At Logan Group, someone was reporting, "Mr. Logan, both the Barnes and Lowell families have retweeted. Should we follow their lead?" Mr. Logan shot a cold glance at his subordinate. "If they've all retweeted and you don't, do you want to be left behind? Do it now." The subordinate quickly got to work. "Understood." At Parker Group, the same situation was occurring. "Mr. Parker, Miss Seraphina from the Whitewood family issued a statement, and the official accounts of YS Corp and FX Nova Group have retweeted it. The Barnes, Lowell, and Logan families are all on board. What do you think?" Mr. Parker muttered a curse under his breath, thinking how quickly these old foxes were acting. "Of course, retweet it! It's only right to support old friends." Meanwhile, other businesses and companies—those affiliated with YS Corp, FX Nova Group, or any other connected conglomerates—saw the widespread retweets and, not wanting to be left out, jumped on the bandwagon. Soon, everyone was reposting. The whole sequence of events unfolded like a whirlwind. This chain of actions caused Seraphina's Twitter to explode, with her name dominating the news. After finishing her workout, Seraphina picked up her phone, only to be greeted by an avalanche of notifications that immediately caused it to freeze. Staring at her malfunctioning phone, she tapped the screen, grumbling in frustration, "I just bought this thing, and it's already acting up? What terrible quality!"