Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 89

Chapter 89

Leaving the apartment, Asher tossed the breakfast bag into a rubbish bin downstairs, then coldly instructed his staff to investigate Drake.

The results came back quickly.

Drake had paid a substantial sum to the property management company for Thalia’s detailed address information.

Asher immediately had his legal team file a lawsuit against the property management company and summoned the company’s CEO.

The man was in his early forties, completely unaware of the trouble heading his way. He actually believed the CEO of Blackwood Industries had called him in to discuss a potential partnership.

For someone so insignificant, Asher didn’t bother meeting him personally.

The meeting was handled by Matt Ford, Asher’s assistant.

The man bowed obsequiously, his smile sycophantic. “Mr. Ford, has Mr. Blackwood summoned me today to discuss a potential collaboration with our company?”

Matt raised an eyebrow, contempt flashing in his eyes. “Why would Blackwood Industries collaborate with a company that casually sells residents‘ private information?”

The man’s expression transformed like a turbulent sea, his face instantly darkening. “What? What do you mean selling residents‘ information?”

Matt threw a stack of documents in front of the man. “Mr. Wood, take a good look. This is evidence of your company selling residents‘ private information. Mr. Blackwood wanted you to fully understand the situation before your

downfall.”

Firenze Wood’s hands trembled as he flipped through the documents. The more he read, the paler he became, cold sweat forming on his brow.

“This… there must be some misunderstanding… I’ll have my staff verify this immediately!”

Matt smiled coldly. “That won’t be necessary, Mr. Wood. We’ve thoroughly investigated the evidence. You were the mastermind behind selling residents‘ information. Almost all of Drake Ashcroft’s payment went directly into your pocket. We’re proceeding with legal action. You were summoned here simply to be informed that from today onwards, you’ll face a series of difficulties. You’re likely to lose everything–all of your own making.”

The man turned deathly pale, his legs weakening and his voice trembling. “Please ask Mr. Blackwood to give me another chance. I’ll reform, I swear! I’m willing to offer half my assets as compensation!”

Matt gave a contemptuous laugh. “Do you honestly think Mr. Blackwood would be interested in that? Let me be

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Wood’s face turned ashen, his eyes filled with nothing but despair.

with court appearances daily and still finding time to help Mark file for workplace injury recognition

see a dramatic temperature drop, with

top–tier hospital. Thalia had asked

returned after delivering these items, her

with emotion. “Ms. Winters, I’ve arranged everything as

choked voice, she looked up and paused. “Why do you look as though you’re

pressed her lips together, her eyes misting over. “Teresa’s condition is deteriorating rapidly. The doctor says if they can’t find a compatible bone

hands froze over the keyboard,

got people searching for a compatible donor.

Thalia with reddened eyes. “Ms. Winters…

she could finish, Thalia interrupted firmly: “That won’t happen! Teresa will be

choked back a sob, tightly pressing her lips together to force back

afternoon, Thalia was

time to place a phone

no suitable bone

other end replied: “Ms. Winters, we’re searching with all our resources. If there’s any news, you’ll be the first to know!”

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came to pick Thalia up from work, and they went to

Rules, London’s oldest

played in the background of

traditional game meat were served, with roses and candlelight creating

Thalia was preoccupied, not even touching her cutlery

concern. “Lia, is something troubling you?”

him and replying softly: “I took on a case recently. The client is a young man, just nineteen, whose parents are both deceased.

sister was diagnosed with leukemia. She’s only eleven years old. The doctors say if they can’t find a matching bone marrow donor, she might not survive the

In such situations, a high reward often

might backfire. A high reward