Instead, Celia began live streaming the next day.

The viewers empathized with her plight, showering her with gifts and tips.

Overwhelmed by the sudden influx of money, Celia exaggerated her hardships even more.

After the session, she was astonished to see she had earned over one hundred thousand dollars, surpassing her husband's annual income.

Unfamiliar with the workings of live streaming, Celia was merely following Annie's lead. She immediately relayed the good news to her friend.

Soon, Annie arrived, full of ideas.

“This is just the start. Keep broadcasting and posting videos. You'll gain a following soon. Then, the Phillips Group will have to compensate you heavily. If they refuse, you can keep making videos and earn even more."

Celia looked at her in awe. "You're so clever, Annie."

Annie nodded, adding, "Maybe you'll find someone kind who will want to help you. Then, you won't have to struggle so much to make money."

Her words carried a hint of hope and strategy.

Celia's spirits lifted at the prospect of a better life, but the reality that it was rooted in her husband's death cast a shadow over her excitement.

Reflecting on their marriage, she recalled his promise of a wealthy life. They were supposed to receive a demolition fee, but it never materialized, leaving them to lead a modest existence.

Celia had longed for more than just being a homemaker, often envying the Lives of affluent women.

Annie, keen on their plan, cautioned, "Remember, you can't let Lilah examine his body. She'll find a way to twist things in her favor."

Celia nodded. "I'm aware. I won't let her."

The situation escalated rapidly by the third day.

In the morning, Lilah faced intense pressure from Clint and other board members at the Phillips Group.

Clint, visibly concerned, challenged her, "Miss Phillips, do you realize how much our stock has plummeted? You should step aside and let me negotiate with the victim's family to resolve this."

Lilah's response was icy. "If you're so capable of resolving it, why haven't you done so already? Do you prioritize your personal gains over the company's welfare? If this situation worsens, the Phillips Group might not survive."

The room fell silent, everyone's gaze turning to Clint.

Their interests were paramount in their minds.

Caught off guard, Clint hastily replied, "Miss Phillips, I intend to speak with the victim's family. But I alone can't dictate the company's future. You're giving me too much credit."

Lilah eyed him skeptically. "Is that so?"

"Absolutely," Clint asserted; he had no intention of revealing the video.