The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1484 The Montclairs

No matter which department the employees belonged to, they all felt a mix of disbelief and anxiety. If the company's accounts truly had no money left, what would happen to them?

Within just half an hour, trending topics about the Wray family became overwhelming. Initially, there were threats of issuing legal notices, warning netizens not to spread rumors.

But then, a bombshell hit. 'Kenton Wray embezzled company funds for personal stock trading, and the stocks he held have plummeted!"

The entire Chamber of Commerce was in turmoil. What was bad wasn't stock trading, but the fact that Kenton had used his company's funds.

If the online rumors were true-that Kenton's stocks had crashed-then the Wray family's cash flow was definitely in trouble

People in the business world weren't fools. Everyone had their own ways of finding out the truth. After a little digging, it became clear that the information circulating online was almost certainly true.

"Those who followed him seem to be having financial issues these two days as well," someone from the Chamber of Commerce remarked

"It serves them right."

been oppressed by Kenton finally had the chance to voice their

even delayed paying

not dwell on it. It looks like the Wray family is

god I didn't take his side." This was what some of the Chamber of Commerce members were

applesauce factory, but it has become a national brand now. Even

Quinnell when she was trying to acquire land. But Orson invested a modest

Wynter had turned around, especially when contrasted with

of the stock market crash spreading, the Wray family was now at the center of public scrutiny. The banks not only refused Kenton any new loans but also joined forces with the authorities to audit his accounts. Kenton was drowning in

longer was anyone dismissing the rumors as typical gossip about a big company. Instead, everyone demanded that Kenton be held accountable

Hawford, some of the construction workers, who weren't familiar with buying tickets online, stood in line at the

night in Hawford was too expensive, and they were eager to just go home. Moreover, the strain of trying to collect

of bread felt too costly for them. Some merely nibbled on leftover biscuits, while others, with their thermoses in hand, drank cheap instant

ate, one of them, who was scrolling through social media, came across a video. "Xavian! Look! It's the Wray

clear enough for them to understand, and

he was willing to continue representing the workers in