All Her Secrets By Chestnut

Chapter 8 Forced to Sign the Agreement
Catherine took the contract and took a look at it. A trace of a smile flashed across her charming eyes.
Her father was genuinely nice to her. One could tell at a glance that Korbin had set this contract overnight. Every condition was outrageously bossy.

If Catherine signed the contract, not only would the Swann Corporation no longer be hers to manage, Korbin would even get to control every word and action of Catherine.

Seeing how Catherine flipped through the contract page by page, Korbin’s patience wore thin.

He didn’t think that Catherine could understand the conditions. He heard that she didn’t even go to school in the countryside.

“That’s enough, Catherine. You don’t have to read so hard into it. Sign now, and I will give you 100 thousand dollars every month as your allowance. You will live a carefree life at the Swanns’ residence. You don’t have to go back to the countryside anymore!”

100 thousand dollars every month?

Oh, that was indeed a lot of money for most people.

be restrained just for an allowance

the table, and an evil smile appeared on her lips as she

lips parted slightly as she spat out a word

“No!”

was so mad that his face turned green. His two brows were knitted together. And he almost pounded the table

“You…”

in middle age and had spent many years in the

and spoke to Catherine as peacefully as possible. In his eyes, Catherine would only yield to

The Swann Corporation is the

that had been neatly folded out

laid it

at it and almost fainted from anger. On the paper, the words “Law of

reading the law, Catherine

to inherit and manage my wealth. I don’t need a

caught him off guard. Korbin did not expect Catherine to have even checked the

that Catherine didn’t even attend high school? How could she be so

lose his temper, Rachael

to see their “act of kindness,” Rachael pounded the table and pointed her finger at Catherine

ungrateful. The Swanns have raised you to this age. Is this how you repay us? You are truly a jinx. You are no good. If you sign this, we’re still a family.