Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 863 Zhenny and Jasmine left the study room. The mother and daughter looked furious. “Mother, Grandpa is biased!” Jasmine clenched her teeth. “Adina is his illegitimate granddaughter! Does he have to back her up to this extent?!” 

“Jas, that’s why you have to work harder.” Zhenny suppressed her anger and said calmly.” Your surname is Yackley, so it’s only normal for Grandpa to not side with you. You have to be hundred times more capable than Daniel or Adina in order to inherit Jones Corporation.” 

Jasmine raised her chin smugly. “We are definitely winning this contest with the petrochemical project. I’ll trample Adina under my feet!” 

Zhenny shook her head. “Adina re planned the resort project. If her proposal is implemented, the resort project’s profitability and influence will be comparable to that of our petrochemical project, so we don’t know if we can win the contest yet.” 

“They have to invest capital first for the tourism project. They must continue to invest in capital before they can gain the return. As long as the company doesn’t release the fund, do they have the capital investment for the construction of such a big project?”Jasmine smirked. “Mother, you’re the company’s CEO The staff obey you As long as you give the order, who would dare to release the funds 

Zhenny pursed her lips. As long as Mr. Jones was alive, she didn’t have the full right to make any such decisions. 

Still, she would ensure lasmine won the succession contest regardless of the price she would need to pay 

the conversation

Daniel. There was a hint of pride in

find the project? You have personally handled it for two days now.” Daniel said, “So far so good. I

does, come and find me. I’ll

if Grandpa talked to

she would not go too far. “Dan, I’ve read your new proposal. It looks good,” Dillon said proudly. “The Ministry of Housing and Construction has approved the project. I’ll go to the finance

you,” 

“If I run into any problems, I will look

left the study room. He

finally grew up, but it’s a