Under the heiress facade

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Chapter 76

The celebration banquet Queenie had meticulously organized for her son had turned into a disaster, making headlines the next day. Following right after was the embarrassing scandal of the Everett family.

But what hurt James more than becoming the city’s laughingstock was that the Gaskell family had cut ties with Everett Group, leading to its bankruptcy.

When he inherited the family business, he vowed to run it well and secure a place for the Everetts in Norburgh. Yet, they went bankrupt under his watch!

Upon hearing the news, Gideon mushed back from overseas and saved the Everett residence from foreclosure with his personal funds.

“Gideon, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to. I was just angry with Hera at the time, and 1 spoke without thinking, Gideon, I’m so sorry. Please don’t kick me out of the family,” Giselle tearfully pleaded, kneeling on the ground

She couldn’t feign fainting forever, so she immediately apologized pitifully when Gideon retumed. Since Gideon has returned, he wouldn’t just stand by and watch the Everett family fall apart.

was ahead, staying here was better than being isulated in the mountains. She didn’t want to go back with Catherine! If she did, there

her. Instead, his gaze fell on Hera, who was

to the situation. She was even casually sipping her tea. Her manners exuded elegance and glamor, unlike a country bumpkin.

sister? She was so

her knees, looking disheveled. She

know what went wrong

exploded with rage. Even if Gideon was the pride of the Everett family, he would have sternly disciplined him to

now, James slouched on the couch as quietly as a mouse, as if he hadn’t yet processed the fact that the Everett family had

revealing that

“my sister,” and not by her name.

sake of our 17 years of sibling bond, don’t kick me out of the family, okay?‘t really

They were seemingly directed at James, but they were meant for her.

or are you past afraid

I never realize before that you’re such a hypocrite?” Previously, he even went to trouble Hera because of

aback. Seeing that appealing to Gideon was vain, she turned