Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 297

Jennifer was definitely in over her head this time. Her heart was in the right place, but her actions? All hustle and bustle, ending up with thankless tasks.

“You can’t just dismiss this as a simple mistake,” Harrington tried to argue further.

Maddox turned to Phillip, asking, “I remember right before the new year, when TechFly went public, the Wrights also bought shares, didn’t they?”

Phillip, who had been sitting quietly, minding his own business, replied, “Yes, they own 4.88% of the shares. Since TechFly’s IPO until last week, the stock price has increased tenfold. the Wrights’ net profit is estimated to be around 140 million dollars. Plus, the interest-free loans that were granted to them right before the new year amount to over a billion dollars in total.”

Maddox and Phillip, calm and collected, laid out the benefits the Wrights got from Jennifer clear as day.

Even though Jennifer’s good intentions backfired, the Wright family was far from being short-changed.

Curtis’ lips curled into a sardonic smile as he said, “Ms. Jennifer, you really went all out for me. It’s too early to talk about wedding gifts when nothing’s set in stone yet. In our family, you’re the second least business-savvy person, right after Leanne.”

Jennifer glared at him. With everything going on, he still found the mood for jokes.

presence dwindled, leaving him speechless.

the benefits, the Wright family had no grounds

deep frown and a stern face, managed

daughter, the servants too scared to make a sound, respectfully opening the door

followed behind, and outside, Claudine couldn’t help but criticize, “You spent over two years with him at Starlake.

man?”

retorted sarcastically, “Maybe if you had made me as pretty

around

side, the burning pain on her face made her clench her skirt

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tightly.

“Use

look “I went through so much trouble to get you close to Curtis. If it wasn’t for your drama and breaking up with him, you would have been the

it was getting cold as the night fell.

discussing the matters