Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion) novel Chapter 416

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Chapter 416 Support 

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Thomas opened the office door for them at once. Seraphina and Lila entered one after the other 

“Would you like something to drink? Thomas offered. 

“Coffee, please. Lila responded. 

As Seraphina settled into her chair, she instinctively glanced at her computer. The stock market was open. and the trends on the chart were strikingly clear. 

Most notably, Brown Group’s stocks were plummeting losing hundreds of millions in just a few minutes. 

Today, Lila wore a sharp outfit that perfectly suited her role as a lawyer. 

“Ms. Everhart, what brings you here today?” Seraphina asked. 

Lila smiled but hesitated for a moment, her face reflecting uncertainty. 

“I do have something important to discuss. I’d like to ask for your help, Ms. Cross.” 

Seraphina raised an eyebrow, intrigued. “Go on.” 

“As you know, the events of last night are well–known by now. Despite the establishment of my law firm, the Browns‘ interference has left me without any clients. At this rate, I’ll have to close my doors within a month.” Lila chuckled bitterly. 

“I know you’ve endured an unhappy marriage, Ms. Cross. We share a common struggle, but I lack your background. The Brown Group has ruined my family, leaving me powerless. The scene from last night was my last attempt to fight back.” 

Seraphina felt a tremor in her heart but managed to smile. 

“The Brown Group has already lost several millions today; it’s about to hit one billion. Don’t underestimate your abilities, Ms. Everhart.” 

“I’ve come here today, rather shamelessly, to ask for your help. If you were to invest in my firm, no one would care about the Brown Group’s influence.”