The Billionaire's Mistake

MISTAKE 156

hapter 156: Media storm

"Wow, the moment he got sick, they arrived swiftly and took everything."

"Poor Mr. Jones."

It was unsure how this small company forum got leaked online and picked up by business magazines. Suddenly, within one afternoon, all anyone could talk about was the hostile takeover at Jones Co.

"Did you hear about those Jones sisters?" one person remarked, shaking their head in disbelief. "Taking away their uncle's title like that while he's still in the hospital. It's crazy.

"Yeah, and I heard one of them used to be married into the Smith family," another chimed in, their voice tinged with judgment. "With all the scandals surrounding them lately, it's no wonder people are up in arms." "Something out of a Korean drama, the Jones family hostile take over." Headlines like this

became common.

On social media, hashtags like #JonesCoScandal and #FamilyFeud trended worldwide, drawing attention to the unfolding drama and inviting a barrage of commentary from armchair critics and keyboard warriors alike.

"Emma and Anya should be ashamed of themselves," one tweet read, garnering hundreds of likes and retweets within minutes. "Turning their backs on their own Uncle when he needs them most. Disgraceful!" Others took a more measured approach, calling for patience and understanding in the face of complex family dynamics and corporate intrigue

knowing all the facts," a Facebook post asserted, urging for a more nuanced perspective on the situation. "There's often more to these stories than meets the eye. Let's wait for the dust to settle before passing judgment." But for every voice of reason, there were countless others eager to pile on the criticism and condemnation. The court of public opinion was swift and merciless, as people from all walks of life weighed in on the Jones sisters' actions with righteous indignation. In the midst of the online furor, Emma and Anya found themselves besieged by a barrage of hateful messages and malicious comments.

comments on a news article about the Jones Co. scandal. "But this

and Anya wherever they went. Colleagues exchanged nervous glances and hushed conversations, unsure of how to react

Emma and Anya," one employee confided to a coworker, their voice hushed with shock and disbelief. "They always seemed so level-headed and composed. I

backlash and the public scrutiny, they refused to waver in their commitment to what they believed

there would be consequences," Emma remarked to Anya, her voice steady and determined. "But we can't let the opinions of others sway us from doing

but it was the right one," she replied, her gaze unwavering "And we'll stand

of public opinion with courage and conviction, knowing

protect their family and uphold the values that their mother had instilled in them so

in a cocoon of tranquility among the chaos that raged online. The soft glow of

posts and comments on her smartphone while cradling a bowl of popcorn in her lap. Despite each new revelation causing controversy and speculation, Anya remained surprisingly disconnected from the

Smith household, Anya's face stayed the same, showing no signs of emotion or worry. The maid said she saw Emma, Anya's sister, threaten

near sense of detachment. She seemed to consider the words as insignificant as mere gossip or rumors circulating online, devoid of any meaning or importance. However, the accusations continued without interruption. Anya was intrigued by yet another post, supposedly penned by a secretive worker in the Jones family estate. As per the article, Mr. Jones, who is Anya's uncle, held strong hostility towards his nieces and saw their sudden ownership of shares as suspicious and doubtful.

Chanje 156 Miesto

did not like his niece, and the moment he fell from an accident, they got all

like something out of

be careful. Are you accusing them of harming