The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

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Ernst was the first to voice his concern. “Uncle Ableson, Dad, this would drain the Harper Group’s cash flow. The company wouldn’t be able to operate, and we’d face a crisis.”

Dalton, still finding his feet in the world of business, also understood the gravity of the situation. “Ernst is right. This is way too risky.”

But Rosie was all for it. She wanted the Harper Group to crumble. If she couldn’t have it, then no one else should either.

“I think it’s a great idea,” she said.

Giselle, a professor of finance, spoke up. “We can’t do this. This is far too dangerous. One misstep, and the Harper Group could go bankrupt.”

“We can’t do this,” Brenna echoed. “To keep the business stable, we should spread out the payments over ten years if Rosie insists on cash. It is not possible to provide it all in a month!”

approach would allow the Harper Group to

concern you, Brenna,” Rosie said

this. After all, everyone in the Harper family knew that she and Brenna didn’t get along. They had clashed more than once, and neither had ever come out on top. This time, Rosie was gearing up to take a significant slice of the Harper family’s fortune with her, so it was only natural for Brenna to throw a wrench in her plans. After all, it would put a dent in Brenna’s own interests, too. Rosie

anything about this. They always listened to Luther, and no one ever dared go against his

hadn’t discussed this with the rest of the family, but she believed that none of them wanted to witness the Harper family spiral into chaos, let alone

a united front against Rosie, she said, “Of course this concerns me. You pushed Grandfather to his death. Now you have the audacity to

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was momentarily struck dumb, the instinct to retort bubbling up within her. But deep down, she knew that Luther’s death had indeed been a consequence of her actions. Still, that didn’t

she had kept a vigil by Luther’s side, her heart heavy with grief, her eyes puffy and red from

and even Audrey—each one bore a look of reproach. Not a single person

eyes with Ernst, the family member who had always showered her with affection. But now, even he remained silent, leaving her with a