Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 476 This Woman was No Simple Matter

"Selena, what's your next move?" Caterlington asked.

Selena smiled, seemingly unaffected by Raymond's call.

"Olivia gave me a total of twenty billion. I used ten billion to acquire the other forty-four percent of the shares. Now I have ten billion left, which I will use to buy back the fifty-one percent of shares from her," she explained. Caterlington thought about how Olivia had chosen the wrong person to provoke by messing with Selena.

Now, not only had she become a laughingstock herself, but she had also financed Selena in acquiring more shares of the company. The shares had simply taken a round trip and as a result, almost all of them ended up with Selena, essentially making it her own private company.

The ones who sold their shares to Selena made money off Olivia's funds.

Selena didn't spend a dime in this entire process and came out on top.

Even Caterlington, who had helped her, now owed Raymond a favor.

His heart warmed at the thought of her; he found her increasingly agreeable to his eyes.

Selena then contacted Eternal Growth Group through Evelyn, willing to offer ten billion to buy back the shares from Olivia.

This way, Olivia would no longer be the president of the Fair family and wouldn't have to bear the debts of the Fair family.

Olivia thought that these were Caterlington's people, especially since Raymond had just said he'd call Caterlington.

She hurriedly sent someone to sign the contract with Evelyn in haste.

arrived at the Rose Garden on time with the

she was thoroughly

transfer documents, Selena's lips

for a moment, and still decided to

Miss Stone, for your

what the message

for that wretch to

was no longer the president of the Fair family's company, wasn't Selena already out of the picture? How

at Aether, with

she finally

in her head, and she leaned back, overwhelmed with

Fair family had never anticipated Selena's return, especially with

to worry about someone

as she didn't sell, no one could do anything

Most of the executives had already resigned, none dared to be an eyesore in

only high-level executive who

"Congratulations, Miss Fair."

the opportunist with a furrowed brow

and

which saved her the trouble of convincing each one to resign. After all, they were now fleeing

HR director was just about to nod in agreement when he heard

showed her distrust for the