Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 544: 544. The rich second-generation face of CEO Campbell is truly satisfying_1

"You know you can’t sue us, so you try to pressure me with public opinion. Do you really think that just because someone posts something online, you can extort money from me?"

As she said this, she gave Joseph Wood a meaningful smile, which unnerved him even more.

"You might not understand us rich kids with nothing better to do. With a lot of money at home, we start companies just for fun. If the company doesn’t work out, no big deal—we just shut it down and go back home to inherit the wealth."

Greenhill Ainley: "..."

CEO Campbell’s display of the "rich kid attitude" was truly repulsive, but admittedly satisfying to hear.

"But you are different. With someone backing you, you’ve played this whole charade, written an article that seems credible but misleads people. Besides attracting the curses of ignorant netizens, it hasn’t really affected me much. I’m used to the luxurious life of a rich kid, but it’s different for you. Spread rumors and slander, and I can get you imprisoned."

remained light and breezy, her demeanor smirky throughout, yet her words turned Joseph

trying to force me with these tactics is wishful thinking on your part. I

him with these words, Elly Campbell stood up from the stool and glanced

student at the University of Science and Technology in Alaska, with a bright future ahead of you. If you end up

her chin arrogantly, "Let alone the fact that your deliberate rumors caused our company’s stock to halt trading, the losses it caused. Just with the connections I have, setting you up to be imprisoned wouldn’t be a

face grow increasingly pale, and smiled, "Do you know my surname?

Elly Campbell left the hospital room without a second glance at Joseph

Elly Campbell out of the room, was seeing this young and shrewd chairman scare someone with her family background for the first

over it, he then heard Joseph Wood cry out from behind, "I wasn’t the

back to look at Joseph Wood’s somewhat

matter whether you did or didn’t post it. What’s important is that if I think you did, that’s enough. Wait for our lawyer’s