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He was once a rising star of the tech industry, his social media platform had reached 500 million users in the first year and rising. One day however he got a call, his partner had sold his stake in the business to their biggest rival, Marie Francoise Blanchet. She was from one of the oldest families in America, her aristocratic ancestors had fled to America during the French Revolution, with all their money and treasures. She wanted to make changes to the company and their business model, but who was she to tell him what to do? He had built this company from nothing, while she was simply born into money. He couldn't stand being business partners with this spoiled brat, so he sold his remaining stake for the sum of five billion, an amount which Marie remarked was her pocket change, and with that money sought to rebuild a new social media platform from the ground up. He told her she was a worthless rich spoiled bitch who would bring his company to the ground, words that he would come to regret.

Over the next three years he had burned through the five billion in record speed, through three failed start ups, poor investments in things like Dogecoin, and an endless amount of spending on his luxury yacht, a private jet, helicopter, supercars, etc. Now he found himself no longer rich, but actually extremely far into debt. Everything he owned was repossessed, he was arrested, and because he had nothing left to pay off the debt, he was sentenced to be shrunk down and auctioned off.

Now he finds himself face to face with the winner of his auction, Marie Francoise Blanchet. His old company had thrived under her leadership, and was now considered the most popular social media platform in the world. She picked him up and plopped him in a glass of wine. "Try some of the rosé, the bottle cost more than you did actually". He had tried to go against her and failed, and now she was gleefully basking in his humiliation. He was once a billionaire CEO, now this woman has stripped him of all that, even as far as his rights as a human being.

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He was once a rising star of the tech industry, his social media platform had reached 500 million users in the first year and rising. One day however he got a call, his partner had sold his stake in the business to their biggest rival, Marie Francoise Blanchet. She was from one of the oldest families in America, her aristocratic ancestors had fled to America during the French Revolution, with all their money and treasures. She wanted to make changes to the company and their business model, but who was she to tell him what to do? He had built this company from nothing, while she was simply born into money. He couldn't stand being business partners with this spoiled brat, so he sold his remaining stake for the sum of five billion, an amount which Marie remarked was her pocket change, and with that money sought to rebuild a new social media platform from the ground up. He told her she was a worthless rich spoiled bitch who would bring his company to the ground, words that he would come to regret.

Over the next three years he had burned through the five billion in record speed, through three failed start ups, poor investments in things like Dogecoin, and an endless amount of spending on his luxury yacht, a private jet, helicopter, supercars, etc. Now he found himself no longer rich, but actually extremely far into debt. Everything he owned was repossessed, he was arrested, and because he had nothing left to pay off the debt, he was sentenced to be shrunk down and auctioned off.

Now he finds himself face to face with the winner of his auction, Marie Francoise Blanchet. His old company had thrived under her leadership, and was now considered the most popular social media platform in the world. She picked him up and plopped him in a glass of wine. "Try some of the rosé, the bottle cost more than you did actually". He had tried to go against her and failed, and now she was gleefully basking in his humiliation. He was once a billionaire CEO, now this woman has stripped him of all that, even as far as his rights as a human being.