Unmasking the Heiress by Sisi Yea

Chapter 213

With Evangeline's rise to power came more people to manage and more. people to depend on her. She used her practiced tone to deflect any risk from unknown callers.

However, she was clueless that David's voice, laced with urgency, would come through the other end. "Mrs. Gordon, you need to get over to Gordon Group, like, now. All five uncles are here, and they've got Mr. Walter Gordon cornered in his office. I don't know what's going down, but it's super intense, and I'm freaking out about the boss."

David's words came out with a quiver, as if he was on the verge of tears.

Evangeline's brow instantly creased with worry. What on earth were her uncles up to at the Gordon Group building?

The tone of David's voice spelled trouble, and nothing good at that.

With no time to waste, Evangeline jumped into her car and sped off to Gordon Group.

Little did she know, in Walter's office at that very moment, the Foster brothers were seething with anger, unable to contain their fury at Walter's audacious comments.

"This guy's too polite for his own good. Guys, let's teach him a lesson!"

the other four raised their fists, ready to

to brace for impact, but his ears picked up the sound of frantic footsteps in

steps were erratic, rushing straight toward

on guard; he would not let just anyone hang around

the woman in heels could only be one

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raced, and he made a

woman about to burst through the

beating from the five brothers and then lick his wounds. Five brothers, 10 fists, they came at

the injury in his lower abdomen,

loud crash

barely had time to catch her breath when she spotted Walter, looking like he had gone a few rounds with a boxing bag, his eyes swollen and dark. "Are you guys fighting?" she gasped in disbelief. Her uncles, ambitious and usually so level-headed, were brawling in the office

Fosters would be full-on archenemies. Even so, what good would this showdown do for the Fosters? She was sure her uncles had a better grasp on the situation than she did. With a heavy heart, she could only sigh. Family ties have a way of fogging up the