Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 905

There's something about the classic tactic of a woman bursting into tears, causing a scene, and threatening to take drastic measures that leaves most men at a loss.

In other words, no matter what you say, I'm not buying it; I'm just gonna spill my heart out about my own pain.

Mallie started pouring out her grievances, tears streaming down her face in a dramatic river.

She accused Abraham of being a wolf in sheep's clothing. On the surface, he seemed like a stand-up guy, all about the people's welfare. But over the years, he had been using his position to benefit his own business interests. His personal life was just as messy-married, yet living apart from his wife, with a string of mistresses on the side. He even used these women to cut deals and gain favors for himself.

And then there was Kesler International, which appeared to be run by Joy. But in reality, Abraham was the puppet master pulling the strings, quietly siphoning off benefits through all sorts of sneaky tactics for years.

With everyone watching, Abraham couldn't lash out at Mallie. He clutched the microphone like it was a lifeline, anger blazing in his eyes.

The crowd was shocked into silence by her accusations.

Almost everyone there was a die-hard supporter of Abraham. The sudden bombshell left them reeling, sparking an uproar as they demanded answers from him.

situation was spinning

worried about Abraham's safety, looked to him for a cue, silently asking if they should get the bodyguards

real challenge,

walking off the stage in disgrace today would not only crush his future ambitions but could

earning the trust of the people,

could happen in the blink

cards, everything could come

took a deep breath,

me over the years, seeing my actions and achievements. If I were guilty of those things, she could have reported me

I've been perfect but ask yourselves: am really unworthy of your trust After all this time, will you turn your backs on me

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