Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 496 Scandalous History

The next day, Seraphina followed her usual routine, checking her emails at the hospital and responding to a few urgent messages. After that, she settled in to wait for Justin to bring her breakfast.

When Justin arrived, Seraphina was engrossed in her iPad, where a sensational headline had just broken.

"Investment mogul on Wraith Street caught in a web of deception."

The scandalous past of a prominent financial family member has come to light.

Such ambiguous titles made it impossible not to click and delve deeper.

However, a quick glance yielded no mention of the famous investor's name.

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Furrowing her brow, Seraphina wondered. How can this be considered exposure when they don't even name the person? Are they just pointing fingers at random?

When Justin entered the hospital ward, he chuckled at her eagerness for gossip. "Lunch time!" he announced cheerfully. "Hmm," Seraphina replied, looking up at him.

"Who is this famous investor they're talking about? Do we know him?"

Raising an eyebrow with a knowing smile, Justin replied, "Take a closer look, and you'll find out."

Seraphina frowned and reopened the webpage, this time reading line by line.

The investor's ex-girlfriend wrote the gossip piece.

with sweet nothings, the man abruptly lost interest and

over.

there he had left her with an unexpected pregnancy. She had given birth, only for the

the man as a heartless liar, one who

he succeeded, he would cruelly get rid

was reportedly involved with a

rally a hundred thousand

He reminds me of my ex-men

child away from her! Sue him! Why should you allow him to take

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her account were several photos of her with the

in the open. The woman's figure was stunning, her

far from the ordinary businessman vibe. He radiated an academic

to the blurring of his face, yet his attractive looks were undeniable and abled to make many women fall for him. Seraphina

woman's plight naturally drew sympathy, but how could one convict a

had been similar cases

of online

transfer receipts and chat logs. The public's compassion overflowed in those situations, leading to the appropriate punishment of the scoundrel. But here, the accusations seemed weak no transactions, no messages, just a few blurry