The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 619:

Rosie occupied a prominent position next to her attorney, the esteemed Saul Jones.

Saul appeared to be in his forties, sporting a receding hairline and a straight posture. He met the gaze of the four Harper family members seated across the table.

He said, “Hello, I represent Ms. Rosie Harper. We have filed with the Shirie City court, demanding that all shareholders return the shares that rightfully belong to my client.”

Shepard and Ableson, the two people who held the most shares of the Harper Group, took their places on either side of Ernst. Ernst, though not the largest shareholder, commanded the center as the presiding CEO, his posture straight, eyes scanning the room with an icy veneer of authority.

Twenty-seven new shareholders—all influential figures in Shirie—watched in rapt silence, lips pressed tight, their faces a canvas of mixed amusement and eager anticipation.

in front

remained unshaken. Most of the new shareholders held only the tiniest fractions

“Mr. Harper, as the family representative, it was inappropriate for you

from his words. “And what evidence do you possess

Mr. Luther Harper’s estate should have been divided equally among his three sons. As the daughter of Carsen Harper, the third son of Luther, Ms. Rosie Harper is entitled to her

mistaken. Carsen did have the right to a share of Luther’s estate alongside

had never spoken with such coldness about the matter, and she could hardly believe that her once-gentle brother could deliver

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the table, Rosie exclaimed, “How dare you say that? Just because my dad is gone, I can’t inherit Grandpa’s assets? That’s outrageous! Grandpa promised my dad’s shares would go

a glint of satisfaction in her eyes. Across the room, she locked eyes with Ethan, who watched

seats to a family drama that