Between Ruin And Resolve: My Ex-Husband’s Regret

Chapter 1252:

Moments ago, the smug shareholders had exuded confidence—now, visible dread clouded their features. Not one of them had genuinely believed Sadie would involve the authorities. The strained deadlock between both parties tightened, reaching a breaking point.

At last, an elder among the stakeholders, trembling and drenched in perspiration, stepped through the group, unable to restrain himself. Choking back sobs, he said, “Ms. Hudson, I’m entirely to blame. I let myself be manipulated and strayed from sound judgment. I never intended to relinquish my shares. Wall Group has been more than business—it’s been a second home. I couldn’t possibly betray that. I’m pleading—please, grant me another chance!” His outburst left the entire crowd speechless.

Once someone broke ranks, the rest surged forward as if clinging to a lifeline, each voicing their desperation. “Exactly, Ms. Hudson—we were misled.” “Our loyalty to Wall Group has never wavered.” “Please, just this once, forgive us!”

The tide shifted so suddenly that even the press stationed nearby faltered in shock.

Then, instinct taking over, they raised their equipment to record the astonishing shift.

waters had been still, these people had leaned on their tenure to corner her, conspiring behind closed doors. Now exposed, they morphed into pitiful

irony in human behavior was both cruel

Wall Group, she wouldn’t have hesitated to dismiss them on the spot. Yet removing so many senior figures at once would stir chaos—an

authority. Keeping them in power would only invite future disloyalty and

shoes, feel free to nominate someone competent. Should they meet the required standards, they’ll inherit your roles. If not, rest assured the corporation will fulfill its obligations and provide what’s rightfully yours in

eyes narrowing, her tone turning

can control—think twice. If it happens, I won’t respond as leniently as I did

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heavy silence fell. The lobby tensed as tension swirled. Unease crept across the