My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1638

Chapter 1638 Colossal Assets

“What?” Chris exclaimed in shock.

When Charlotte had told him the same earlier, he assumed that she was only trying to scare him. Since Jesse had repeated the claim, he realized that she might have been telling the truth.

Unable to take the blow, he regretted divorcing her.

If we hadn’t divorced, the money wouldn’t be included in the matrimonial assets. At the very least, I’d still have a share in it. But given the current situation, Charlotte will be given a huge sum of money. In fact, she will own a large chunk of the company too. Therefore, not only would my scheme have failed, but everything I had invested in it would have been for naught.

“Stay calm and bear with it,” Jesse consoled Chris. “Don’t forget that we still have a trump card in our hand. I heard that he is the smartest of all Zachary’s kids and will be the heir to the family fortune. As long as we have him, Charlotte wouldn’t dare do anything reckless.”

“Yes, that’s right.”

Realizing that they still had a trump card, Chris heaved a sigh of relief.

Although he viewed Jesse’s actions with disdain, he had no choice but to obey the latter still. After all, there was no way he could control the situation without Jesse’s help.

“Hang in there and send me the figure once it’s out.”

“All right.”

After ending the call, Chris turned around and saw that the accountants were still working on it even though the three-hour mark had passed.

At the same time, some of the elderly shareholders were so exhausted that they leaned on the sofa to rest.

As for Kallum and the others, they stared at the accountants and waited anxiously for the result.

Meanwhile, Charlotte calmly monitored her phone for any calls. If Gordon and Bruce were able to rescue Robbie before the figure was tabulated, her counterattack would be complete.

However, if they didn’t, she still had to proceed cautiously.

As time ticked by, her phone remained silent, causing her to be tormented by anxiety.

Even though everyone present had an agenda of their own, the waiting process simply felt tortuous.