Ex-Husband’s Endless Pestering

Chapter 19

Josie remained silent for a long while, and her eyes twitched badly.

The reason why Henry was bothered about this getting exposed was not that he cared about his identity as an adoptive son

getting out.

It was because Gibson Corporation had crooks mixed in with the honest folk. Once such news came out, the stock price would be in turmoil, and there would be internal problems.

I put up a clarification post first. There was no other way. Josie was in a passive state now.

In fact, it was easy for her to guess who was behind this.

Other than Ashley, no one would stir trouble at this critical juncture.

I was very obvious but also depended on who Henry trusted.

This had crossed Henry’s boundaries.

Josie was afraid that Henry would misunderstand her and Madelyn. Madelyn would be in deep trouble based on his ruthless dealings.

In the early morning. Madelyn posted a tweet slamming the entertainment reporters for talking nonsense and how they made a story when she didn’t say anything.

However, the news had been spread. A stone thrown into a calm lake would stir up waves.

where he was today, Henry had made too many enemies in

things

was rather easy to find out he was an adoptive son

found the orphanage and even the director’s name, setting off a storm on

public relations department is

the company as soon as possible. The board

look at the news. The stock market is fluctuating, which is unfavorable

development, his shares got diluted. He had to own more than 65% of

Josie’s hand, which made Henry

to take away the shares in Josie’s hand if

to others, it would

in the morning, Henry’s assistant and his secretary

agreement with Josie. She would not expose him no matter how dense she was, but

Josie sitting on the couch in the

night, Josie just wanted to say

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It wasn’t her.

heart and got an

matter. If Madelyn were the one who exposed

As expected, Henry didn’t

expression remained gloomy the whole time at the board

people had been coveting the

the heir of Mr. John Gibson and his grandson–in–law, his family. Naturally, we have nothing to say,

mentioned the

private life has affected the normal development of the corporation. This is