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

Chapter 1488 Wynter's Capabilities

"What exactly are the people saying?"

"How could the Wray family be out of money?"

"Say something! Are you mute?"

Nicholas usually wore a friendly smile no matter how outrageous the comments directed at him were. He would only laugh it off. After all, the money he earned from Wray Group meant that he had to go through this abuse.

But he found himself at his breaking point today. "What's happening? Go ask Kenton Wray! This company isn't mine! It's the Wrays'!"

Such a drastic upheaval in the company had spiraled uncontrollably overnight. Ordinary employees couldn't have predicted this.

Using the company's liquid assets for stock trading? Kenton must have gone insane! What were they, the employees, supposed to do now?

Initially, the external pressure had been overwhelming, but now the chaos was coming from within.

might as well go all in. After all, there might still be a chance for a

decision, it wasn't just Nicholas who was stunned. Even Adrien, who stood beside Kenton, froze. "Mr. Wray, are you not going

as he maneuvered through his accounts. "Go see what

if his soul had left his

actions. His gaze was fixed on Yvette. "You better keep an eye on this. Let's see

that her fate hung in the balance of the stock market. She would survive if those three stocks went up. If they continued to plummet, it would be the

the nature of the market-the more worthless

were plummeting even further! He wished he could clear out his

staggering. The market hadn't even closed, yet not only had he lost the 60 million, but he would

others as mere ants and would never understand

cover payroll, there might have been a chance for recovery. Preserving the company's basic operations was vital. After all, Wray Group's foundation still held

employees were nothing more than his slaves. To him, whether to pay their salaries or not was not for the lower-tier workers

Wray family's previous behavior, Kenton's subsequent actions

right. Kenton

investor who had weathered the storm of the stock market, this was hard to comprehend. Given the circumstances, Kenton still