My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 809

Everyone, including the Warner Group's legal team, gazed at Bradley with confusion.

"Mr. Warner, do you need to reconsider what you just said?" someone asked.

"Officers, as you witnessed, Mr. Warner's mental state is concerning, and he can't even recall his divorce from Ms. Quill," explained another person.

The traffic officer remained firm, stating, "He still needs to come with us to the police station."

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The netizens swiftly celebrated this development. Rumors soon spread that Bradley might be facing mental health issues.

Amid these discussions about Bradley's mental state, the Warner Group, which was already on shaky ground, faced another public relations crisis.

Bradley's business rivals, who had been waiting for an opportunity, took action upon learning of the Warner Group's current situation, like sharks smelling blood in the water.

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After the presentation of evidence regarding Bradley's medical condition, his case concluded with fines and the revocation of his driver's license.

Bradley returned to the Warner Group. When he stepped out of the car, he encountered members of the board of directors and top management, including the Chief Financial Officer, waiting in the company's lobby.

"Mr. Warner," the CFO addressed Bradley, who appeared completely worn out, resembling a walking corpse. "Given the company's current crisis, the company can go bankrupt if you don't take charge and manage it."

"What will happen to their mortgages, loans, parents, and families if the company goes under?"

"You might argue that it's not your concern, but even if you no longer wish to oversee the Warner Group, please don't squander Mr. Thomas' efforts!"

The board members had approached Bradley in the hopes of convincing him, but it seemed their expectations were too high. While they had deep sentimental ties to the company, it didn't mean they were prepared to go down with it, especially when Thomas had paved the way for Bradley, but the latter had turned it into a dead end.

Some of the board members had already considered selling their shares to the Quill Group, which had offered a fair price. They could minimize their losses by selling at this time.

After this exchange, they all decided to sell their shares to the Quill Group.