They Canceled My Ticket I Canceled Them Chapter 34
Riley asked, “Do you want to reply?”
“Standard process.”
“She’s asking for your forgiveness.”
“No. She’s asking for my name.”
Three years ago, she had taken my name off a client proposal.
Now, she wanted to use my reputation to erase a court judgment.
I wouldn’t give it to her.
The legal department’s reply was three sentences long:
*The matter in question has been resolved by a final court judgment. LN has no authority to alter judicial records. Any further correspondence should be directed through legal counsel.*
No humiliation. No argument.
That day, Madison called Marcus over a dozen times.
He didn’t answer.
She turned to Daniel and Tyler. Both of them blocked her number.
She had once been an expert at getting four people to circle around her and solve her problems.
Now, they had finally learned the lesson I had three years ago.
Leave. Block. And let her answer for herself.
After losing the apartment, Marcus found temporary work at a small renovation company.
Daniel and Tyler sold off what assets they had left after the foreclosures.
There were no dramatic deaths. There was no sudden absolution.
They simply began to live the kind of life where every choice came with its own bill.
That was enough.