CEO's Ex-wife Stunned the World novel Chapter 32

CEO’s Ex-wife Stunned the World by Cathy Colborn Chapter 3

Chapter 32 Look What Your Daughter Has Done

Ann fell asleep.

Julianna sighed, turned off the light, and left Ann’s room.

“Beep…” The phone rang loudly.

Julianna looked at the phone number. It was an unfamiliar one.

“Hello.”

“Julianna, where did you hide the children?” The call was from Edwin.

On the other side of the line, Edwin’s exasperated voice sounded.

“Are you insane? They are my children. It has nothing to do with your Keaton family!

“If you do something like stealing children again, I will sue you!”

Edwin gasped and shouted coldly, “Tell me, where are they?”

‘I’ve sent them abroad to study. Don’t waste your efforts.”

“Julianna, Grandma is getting old. She just wants to see her grandsons…”

“Sorry, it is not an obligation for me to fulfill your request.”

Julianna knew that if her children went to visit Melina, they would be forced to stay in Keaton’s

house.

She knew how artful Melina was.

Edwin choked in anger. “Julianna, I’ll give you one day. If you don’t bring your children to see my

grandma, you have to bear the consequences.”

“Beep…” Julianna directly hung up the phone.

On the other end of the line…

After Julianna hung up the phone, Edwin was furious.

No one had ever dared to hang up on him.

“Beep…”

“Beep…”

Edwin made more than ten calls in a row, but they were all cut off by Julianna.

The more reluctantly julianna answered the phone, the more he called!

Finally, a female voice sounded, “Hello, the number you dialed has been turned off.”

“Julianna, just wait and see!” Edwin was so angry that he took several deep breaths.

“Andy, immediately spread the news that the Reece Group is about to be acquired. Within two days, we must make its stocks drop.”

“Yes, Mr. Keaton.”

Crack! The phone was smashed to the ground, and the screen shattered.

The next day.

The news that the Reece Group was about to go bankrupt and be purchased quickly became the headlines of the major financial newspapers and magazines.

The news caused countless shareholders to panic.

Immediately, the Reece Group’s stock price began to fall.

The shareholders sold the shares of the Reece Group in their hands one after another.

In a short day, the Reece Group’s market value shed over hundreds of millions of dollars.

If this continued, the Reece Group would soon face the risk of delisting.