His Lesson Killed My Mother Now He Will Pay Chapter 50
At the hearing for the temporary injunction, Sloane wore a severe black suit.
On the witness stand, her voice was controlled.
“The sequence of the questions, the risk-grading system, and the feedback structure in the relationship assessment system all came from my courses.”
Her lawyer projected two timelines onto the screen.
On the left were the release dates of her courses.
On the right was the date the system went back online.
“It’s obvious who made it public first.”
Aisha didn’t argue. She simply walked to the screen.
“Please read the full title on the right.”
The lawyer’s expression shifted.
The judge spoke first. “Relationship Assessment System—Relaunched.”
Aisha changed the slide.
An archived homepage from the original system appeared on the screen.
The copyright year in the footer was earlier than the first consulting contract Sloane ever signed with the Vale Foundation.
Sloane said immediately, “Website dates can be altered.”
“Which is why we are not submitting only the webpage.”
Aisha handed the fifty-page evidence list from the first lawsuit to the clerk.
Platform backend records, consulting contracts, and course edit logs were projected in chronological order.
The first record showed the old system already existed.
The second showed Graham handing the system’s questions and my private responses over to Sloane.
Only the third showed Sloane breaking those questions apart and relabeling them *controlling partner, emotional parasite,* and *crisis addiction*.
The timeline she claimed as original folded backward on itself, documented inside her own digital records.
Sloane gripped the edge of the witness stand.
“That only proves I saw the earlier version. It doesn’t prove the core methodology wasn’t mine.”
Aisha held up the final contract.
“Then please provide any record showing you created that method before you had access to Nora’s materials.”
The courtroom fell silent.
Sloane didn’t produce a single page.