The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch
Chatper 492
Chapter 492 On the Brink of a Great War
“Willow has it hard. She’s only been the CEO for a few months and now the entire Southlake Corporation has been reduced to rubble.”
“They used to be so arrogant back when we tried to seek cooperation with their company. They didn’t even take us seriously! Well, she has nothing left now!”
Many sympathized with Willow, while some gloated at her misfortune.
Miranda and the employees of Southlake Corporation were devastated when they learned that the building had turned to ruins.
They might face unemployment even after the war was over. After all, the company was gone.
They were furious as they listened to the mockery from the people around them. Considering the current circumstances, everyone should be united in the face of enemies.
Willow was aware of the brutality of war. However, she simply couldn’t accept the fact that the company had been bombed.
Although her tenure as the CEO had been short, she still poured in a lot of effort into the
company.
Listening to the sarcastic remarks around her, she felt resigned. However, it couldn’t be helped. It was easy for them to be targeted since they were so influential.
“Willow, you rejected me when I proposed to you. Now, look at you. Your company’s gone. How do you feel right now?” Nicholas asked mockingly.
Willow simply couldn’t be bothered with a pest like him.
Just then, Richard, Alicia, and the Stewarts walked over.
“You were so arrogant back then, Willow. I wonder how you’ll still act all high and mighty now that Southlake Corporation has been destroyed!” Richard mocked.
“The CEO of Southlake Corporation who used to have a net value of a few hundred million has nothing left!” Alicia laughed gleefully.
You
“Why did you sever ties with the Stewarts, Willow? At least our company is still intact. I wonder if you regret your decision back then?” Marilyn taunted.
However, Marilyn didn’t dare to go overboard. She knew how formidable Caspian was.
mocking her the
news.
has been reduced to rubble? What gave you the right to
exist.
City. No matter how bad it gets, I’m still better off than the Stewarts!” Willow exclaimed indignantly.
She still had the branch office in Dhord City that was
richest person in the entire Southlake
you to gloat about? For all we know, even your properties in Dhord City have been ruined. Your villa
Do you think the Hudsons‘
ends. I don’t understand what’s there for you to gloat about!” she
mouths again. After all, she was right. She was fully capable
had billions in fortune. She still had her
to retaliate further, the rest of them
had entered Southlake City
Dax, had received Balthazar’s orders
and Vadesia’s troops were still a great distance away from Diatoran. They had to
could reach
ample amount of time
received opposition from the International Council, which they paid no heed to. They were determined to wage
two countries had long since sought to claim Diatoran’s land. They only lacked
act recklessly. They would become public enemies
Vadesia, Estrya, and Filren did not dare to use excessively
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Council has decided to prohibit the use of intercontinental missiles. This is bad
in South Aridlands‘
good news to the civilians now that none of us can use missiles. At the very least, they won’t
contact Necros; tell them to block Astronia and Vadesia from passing
too.
we’re all in the same boat,” Caspian said indifferently.
been banned from using long–range missiles, Diatoran no longer held an
a
intentions.
all elites. Now that we’re unable to use missiles,
they’ll need to pass through Necros to reach Diatoran.
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