Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 69: That's your mother's fate

James' face turned white and blue, again and again as his lips trembled, wanting to say something, but not saying anything further.

And Beatrice was so angry that she gritted her teeth, "Selena, well, so that's how you've always thought of our family! If it weren't for you, your father would have been so aggravated by Alice and I. Alice's illness was getting worse and worse at that time! I think you are a wolf.

And want to get money to buy a house for you? That also depends on whether I agree or not, you probably don't know it, but your father transferred some shares to me, ten percent, I also have a say in the company." Selena heard these words, a touch of disbelief crossed her eyes.

Ten percent of the shares, isn't that what her mother left her?

She couldn't help but look at James, who intentionally avoided her gaze.

"Dad... Beatrice....th-this ten percent share, did you transfer your own to her, or did you give her what my mother left me?"

Selena just looked straight at her father, vainly trying to read every subtle expression on his face.

James felt embarrassed to be caught by his daughter one after another and explained:

shares I will naturally give to the children, in addition to my own shares transferred to you, your mother left for you, will not be

hand hanging to

holding

control of the company if I had transferred my shares. I have forty percent of the shares in my hand, your mother ten percent, as

to feel a sourness on the

was gentle and

her badly, she would have been

pure, and his good was also not pure either, which makes it very difficult for her. Seeing her look bad, James was busy saying, "If

and followed you to fight, Beatrice only came out

early as when James said to transfer ten percent of the shares, she could not hold back, now

the end, the company is your father's own support, who he wants to give is his freedom, I am

pulled her to

the company needs my care, Alice has been hospitalized, and Beatrice has no other bad intentions, let alone any intention

this matter I-I did not consider it once before, but you must first apologize to Beatrice,

apologize to