All Her Secrets By Chestnut

Chapter 162 Conditions

Catherine’s conditions were not challenging. She sat with her hands folded on the table, emanating a cold aura. Her cold and distant gaze lingered on Korbin casually, but it brought Korbin an inexhaustible sense of oppression, making him instinctively feel a kind of fear toward Catherine.

“First of all, someone needs to be held accountable for this. But it’s definitely not me who should take responsibility. It should be those guys from the Student Union. I can just let go of it. The rest is left to them.”

Korbin hesitated momentarily, fully aware that this might be the Wales’ bottom line. The bottom line for the Wales was to protect Nash and ensure that he was not heavily influenced. As for how to operate and at what cost, it was something only the Wales themselves could determine.

After careful consideration, Korbin nodded in agreement and said, “Okay, I agree to this condition. So, what is the second condition?”

Korbin agreed readily. Catherine also did not beat around the bush and directly stated the second condition. “Give Audrey the treatment she deserves!”

The children of the Swanns were entitled to a share of dividends from the Swann Corporation as established at the time of their birth.

This amount of money was insignificant compared to the vast wealth of the Swanns. However, it would be enough to cover the monthly income if they were in an ordinary family.

There were only two who didn’t enjoy this treatment in the Swanns. One was Catherine, who was abandoned in the countryside since childhood, and the other was Audrey. Audrey initially enjoyed all of this, but from the moment she was kicked out of the Swanns’, Korbin took it all back.

Upon hearing this condition, Korbin was a bit surprised. He originally thought that Catherine would fight for her own benefit, but he didn’t expect her to be sticking up for Audrey instead.

having to spend more money, and on top of that, on a useless and disobedient daughter, Korbin felt a

“Okay, I agree!”

guessed that the Wales must have spent a fortune this time.

hand, was quite greedy. With the thought of Liana’s

Korbin found it irritating to see Catherine

face for even a moment longer, so he waved his hand at her directly, trying to drive

you can leave

to see Catherine. Catherine was also reluctant to stay. Before he could even finish his sentence, Catherine stood up and left without saying

on the ground, making a loud noise. The security guard outside the door entered immediately to check the

at the bodyguard and commanded, “Call my assistant Rusty Hunt and instruct him to keep a close eye on Catherine. We

there was not the slightest possibility, Korbin still felt uneasy in his heart. With just over half a month left, he did not want to stir up trouble. When the

the hallway, she caught sight of Audrey, whose

Audrey’s back, it could be observed that she seemed to be quite nervous. Catherine stepped forward, intending to call

suddenly, which caused her to startle and freeze for

rushed forward directly, anxiously reaching out to grab Catherine’s arm. She checked Catherine up and down repeatedly, saying, “Kathy, are you okay? Did your father lay

stared into Audrey’s eyes, lost in thought. Seeing her blank eyes and unfocused gaze, Audrey was really startled. She exclaimed anxiously, “Oh dear, why aren’t you speaking? You’re making

a heated gaze and with some intriguing

hear the sound of things being smashed inside?” Audrey still felt uneasy and looked at Catherine with an anxious

at her with a serious expression and emphasized. “I’m sure I’m fine. My father didn’t hit me. He just smashed things in his study.” After confirming several times, Audrey

loves to do so. After

and target you again!” said she. After Catherine was

to Liana, Catherine pissed off the Wales. So, Korbin wanted to give her a lesson and give an explanation

that boy from the Wales who

she knew it had nothing to do with Catherine, Audrey also understood her father’s personality. “Even if it were Liana,

come knocking on our door, it was certain that it pertained to the interests of both families. At such times,