Richest Mogul

Chapter 294

Fortunately, Christopher’s infidelity had been exposed. If Skylar had stayed with him, the consequences would have been disastrous.

“I really want to kick him!” Caleb fumed, anger boiling within him.

Alexander glanced at Caleb, sighing inwardly. Caleb was still young, unaware of how truly malicious some people could be.

Some people were inherently evil, seeing everyone around them as tools to be exploited and ready to drain any ounce of benefit they could find.

Christopher was such a person, having preyed on Skylar’s kind nature, either from a sudden realization of her worth or sheer selfishness and ruthlessness.

“It’s best to keep away from people like him,” Alexander said to Skylar with a meaningful look.

After all, he had watched Joe grow up. Despite the challenges Joe had faced, he was trustworthy and dependable. It was a stark contrast to Christopher.

Skylar’s eyes reddened slightly. She knew Alexander had seen right through Christopher’s character.

Before her rebirth, even Steven and the others had expressed doubts about Christopher’s reliability. But she had been blinded by her emotions.

Looking back now, it was clear that those around her had seen the truth all along.

“Thank you.

what kind of person he is now, and I’m married. People like him don’t bother

in agreement, smiling back.

looked uneasy at Skylar’s mention of her marriage. While he

in the parking lot. As Skylar drove away, she spotted Christopher still struggling with the

everything, he didn’t seem to be in dire straits

surgery, Christopher should have been strapped for cash. Yet, he didn’t appear worried

her mind–the video she had once seen. Could Christopher

Maisy turning on each other, tearing each other apart in a vicious cycle of betrayal

stared at the traffic light ahead, her gaze hardened, growing

second.

last document and then called Paul

office.

situation with the Williams family?”

the brink of bankruptcy

I’ll check right away.“.

somewhat surprised. Why was Joe bringing up the

own initiative?

had visibly been in high spirits, which