The CEO's Wife Is Super Charming

Chapter 61: Chapter 60: Unfilial Son

"What’s up?"

Seeing Luna’s serious look, Elliana Lyle instinctively touched her bag.

"I’ve been exposed, so it’s not good for me to continue tailing Simon King. You help me follow him," Luna said, reassuringly. "Don’t worry, I’ll be nearby following you. You’ll be fine."

Elliana kept shaking her head at this request. Was this some kind of international joke? Asking her to tail Simon King? She almost got eaten alive by Simon King, okay!

"Tch, coward!" Luna pouted and shook her head, looking disdainful, and continued applying ointment to her wound.

Coward? Has Elliana ever been afraid of anyone?

"It’s just tailing Simon King! How hard can it be?" Elliana patted her chest. "Leave it to me!"

"Mm." Luna raised an eyebrow and smiled, everything within her grasp.

―――South City, Roland Brokerage Co., Ltd.

Meeting room.

This was a very important shareholders’ meeting. The finance manager, Mr. Qian, had been sentenced to five years in prison for helping the Art Elegance boss launder money.

Although Roland hadn’t suffered a fatal blow, its reputation took a hit due to illegal tax evasion, and it had to pay back a lot of taxes.

All the shareholders attributed everything to Shane Southwell.

The second largest shareholder, Matthew Lee, wore a grim expression. He didn’t speak up, but instead, a shareholder with only three percent stood up.

"Since the vice president took office, not only has the company failed to develop in a positive direction, but it’s also losing money, causing significant shareholder losses! President, this time the finance manager broke the law! The company evaded taxes! Where did the evaded taxes go?"

"Yeah! Whose pocket did the evaded taxes go into? It couldn’t have been with the finance manager, could it?"

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone’s eyes were glued to Shane Southwell’s face, like wolves eying a sheep.

Shane Southwell was still sitting in his wheelchair. His expression, which could hardly be described as sullen, had blackened to the point of resembling coal, with a barely contained fury ready to explode.

Even Cameron Southwell, at the top, said nothing. What was there to say? What could he say? If this was investigated, ten of Shane’s heads wouldn’t be enough to save him.

a father, he only learned of such things after the incident. If someone

gambled away all the money! He wished he could hang

vice president’s inexperience in managing his subordinates. Rest assured, the repaid tax will not trouble you," Cameron Southwell said slowly, filled with frustration. When had he ever been

at Shane

afraid this isn’t quite an explanation, is

Bang!

silenced the entire conference room. The one who threw it was none other

of noisy old fools!" Shane’s gaze was cold. If his legs were healed now, he would probably beat these people so badly their own mothers wouldn’t

the reaction he wanted, slamming the table, sternly stating, "Shane Southwell! Watch your words! Everyone here is either older

"Enough!"

contempt, wanting to continue, but was

his position, to be decided by a vote

you out of your mind?" Shane was incredulous. His

this rebellious son, merely shouting, "Vote

"I agree!"

"I also agree!"

two shareholders disagreed. One could only imagine how

considerations. He had no choice but to do this; the matter had to be

president’s position revoked, it seemed Shane would also have

standing at

pushing the man,

president’s position, how could she

―――North City, Vicars Hotel.

Elliana Lyle returned, she found Norman

"Where did you go?"

man sitting on the sofa, his tone and

Business Hotel to see my friend." Elliana answered very

softened quite a bit, and he

went over to the man and naturally sat in

still bore faint red marks, his heart aching. He asked

"Hurt from what?"

man, then squirmed, her expression growing more awkward: "Norman Bennett, the way you

once intimidating, grew gentle, like the first snow melting in his

snuggled deeper into his arms, pressing her face against his

gently patted her back, "I know, it won’t happen