How My Ex Became My Next by Kirk Stanley ( Gilda Lynch ) novel Chapter 348

Chapter 348

The red car had been stopped by Gilda’s bodyguards.

Gilda rolled down the window. A bodyguard stepped forward and said with respect, “Ms. Lynch, we have stopped her. What are you going to do with her?”

Gilda opened the door and got out of the car. She saw Cheryl in the driver’s seat, trembling violently in fear.

Seeing Gilda, she looked down with a guilty conscience. “G–Gilda.”

Gilda snorted coldly, stepped forward, and slapped Cheryl across the face without hesitation. “Cheryl Baxter, is that all your

got?

Cheryl’s head was tilted because of the slap, but she didn’t dare to fight back.

Her impulse got the best of her when she wanted to kill Gilda. However, she did not expect the Lynch family’s bodyguards to be so powerful that they stopped her less than two miles away.

“Gilda, I deeply regret not killing you just now.”

Gilda sneered, “You’re overestimating yourself. This is attempted murder, Cheryl. I’ll make sure you spend the rest of your life in prison.”

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paused and said, “I will bankrupt Baxter Appliances Company within three days and acquire it in five.”

Then she turned around.

Cheryl hurriedly pleaded, “Gilda, come at me instead. I’m the one trying to hurt you. Please don’t leave my family business

alone.”

But no matter how she shouted, Gilda ignored her. She got in the car and left.

Soon, a series of missteps began to plague Baxter Appliances Company. Its electrical products began to fall, which caused

lots of returns.

The stock immediately fell to the limit. The bank’s capital chain broke. Baxter Appliances Company went from a publicly traded company to bankruptcy in just three days.

In the Lynch manor’s garden, Gilda was sitting on a swing, reading a book. The sunshine shone on her, creating a picturesque scene.

Eric came over and said, “Ms. Lynch, Baxter Appliances Company has gone into bankruptcy liquidation.”

Gilda didn’t seem to care and replied, “Have you finished the acquisition plan?”

“Yes.”