Threw in a twist. The company that the characters Mark and Damien owned had a couple of state contracts. So while embezzlement is general considered a civil matter, those contracts make it a state matter. Meaning, the character Celeste didn't save her brother entirely. Instead she played right into the villain's hands by not coming to her husband first about what they should do and coming to a decision together, which frankly there isn't anything unless I add dirt found on the antagonist, haven't decided yet. What the character Damien bought, was her judgment. Du-du-dum[Awkward]
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Went further with the story, but cant share it due to profanity or something. Husband baited bad guy into showing up to his house by mocking how the bad guy didn't get the girl and had to use an ultimatum, which the A.I decided the bad guy struck the Husband, which the Husband recorded. Plus the Husband drew attention to political statements the bad guy made, pressed charges, kissed his wife in front of the bad guy, leveraged a legal document claiming no compensation was received for the withdrawal, used the story without exposing the wife to garner public sympathy for the bro and his wife.
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