Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 404

Dexter had given up struggling. He allowed the company to go bankrupt because he felt like any effort he made would go to waste.

Kayla had still clung to a glimmer of hope before this. No matter how loud the criticism grew, she believed there would eventually be a way to overcome it.

She thought this was just another storm among many for the Fullers. It wasn’t uncommon, and they wouldn’t end up bankrupt no matter how bad it got.

But her dreams were about to be shattered.

Kayla clutched Dexter’s hand and cried, “Dad, are we really going bankrupt? Can’t you think of something? Please, think of something!”

Dexter smiled bitterly. “Kayla, there are many things I haven’t told you. The business world isn’t as simple as you think.”

The real issue was that the rumors last time had knocked the Fullers from their high horses. Their assets shrunk, their market value dropped, and internal struggles began to surface. It was like a building whose foundation had been destroyed.

It might still appear intact on the surface, but the structure was shaky and ready to collapse at any moment. All it needed was one final push for their entire company to come crashing down.

ask Mr. Sully for help! He’s always been close to you, and he sends me birthday gifts every year. He’ll

He had wanted to protect his daughter’s last shred of innocence, but he had not choice but to reveal the harsh realities now. “Kayla, Mr. Sully is one of

this situation.

eyeing my business for years. Now that the opportunity has arisen, who would.

someone else would. And if

honest, if another family were in Fuller’s position, Dexter would have made the

be so pessimistic. Nobody knows what will happen next. Maybe there’s still

do with our family. Won’t we be cleared

Chapter 404

Dexter wasn’t as optimistic.

didn’t happen because of Mina. It didn’t matter how she died or who killed her, the blame would still fall on the

Dexter stumbled.

“Sit down,” Myra urged.

and Kayla helped

for the maids but remembered that almost all of them had been let go. The remaining two