Framing Me For $30 Million, Enjoy Federal Prison

I kindly reviewed an overseas contract for an intern.

Two weeks later, the contract blew up.

The client exploited predatory penalty clauses, demanding thirty million dollars in damages. The company went bankrupt overnight.

My boss, who had treated me like a nephew, jumped off the eighteenth floor after loan sharks cornered him. He died on impact.

And that intern—the one who secretly altered the shipping terms—sobbed in front of the media: "Ethan forced me to sign it! It was all his idea!"

My family was doxxed and ruined.

Blacklisted from the industry, I was crushed under massive debt.