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From “Clingy” to Gone My Independence Was His Biggest Regret novel Chapter 50

The chaos in the conference room died down, the screen went dark, and the livestream ended.

Alexander was practically carried out by the men he’d brought with him.

Left behind was total wreckage and lingering shock.

had Evelyn lead the cleanup and calm the employees down.

testabilizing the company morale that had been shaken by this whole circus.

After handling all that, I returned to my topfloor office just as the intercom rang.

Evelyn’s voice carried a hint of hesitation.

Ms. Sterling, Mr. Richard Montgomery has called over a dozen times. Should I?

Put him through.

pressed the answer button.

mmediately, Mr. Montgomery’s voice came throughcompletely stripped of his usual business composure.

Eleanor, listen to me, this is all a misunderstanding!

said nothing, just tapped my fingers lightly on the desk.

le seemed to panic even more.

Alexander got confused, deceived by that Chloe woman. He’s young and foolish, just wanted to prove himselfWe had no idea he was doing any of this.

The Montgomery family absolutely supports you! Given our familieshistory, considering my relationship with your father

cut him off.

The court summons is real, the recordings are real, the chat logs are real. He tried to extort 600 million from me using fake public opinion and fabricated vidence to force me outthat’s also a misunderstanding?

he line went dead silent except for heavy breathing.

continued in the same flat tone.

As for our historywhen Alexander was planning all this, when he was watching Sterling Corporation’s stock fluctuate and employees panic during his ivestream, did you think about our history then?

Eleanor! You can’t do this! Our partners are all unilaterally terminating contracts, the bank’s calling nonstop demanding payments! You’re trying to destroy the Montgomery family

Oh? Really? Sounds like the market needs to reassess the Montgomery family’s credibility,

It’s you! I know it has to be you!

Finally he couldn’t help but roar, but immediately forced himself to calm down.

Eleanor, I’m begging youspare the Montgomery family. I’ll make Alexander apologize to you, make him publicly clarify everything. That Chloe womanUll dick her out immediately, the Montgomery family will never have anything to do with her again! Just stop.

Mr. Montgomery, business has its own rules.

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My voice turned cold.

Sterling Corporation’s business decisions based on our own risk assessment are beyond reproach. As for Mr. Montgomery and Ms. Laurent, the law will give hem fair judgment. Instead of begging me, you should hire a good lawyer.

With that, I didn’t give him another chance and hung up directly.

Mr. Montgomery clearly hadn’t given up.

inding no way to turn things aroundhis old business buddies either avoiding him or straightup saying they couldn’t helphe actually rushed to Sterling Corporation headquarters in desperation, trying to force his way up to see me.

Naturally, security stopped him in the lobby.

Completely losing his composure, he shouted at the reception desk:

Let me see Eleanor Sterling! I need to see her! She can’t be this ruthless!

he receptionist had no choice but to call my office again.

learing the faint commotion from downstairs, I told Evelyn:

Turn on the lobby intercom.

he did as instructed.

ly voice came through the speakers, crystal clear in the firstfloor lobby.

Mr. Montgomery, please leave. I’m busy and don’t have time for trivial matters. There’s nothing left to discuss between Sterling Corporation and the fontgomery family.

Ir. Montgomery shouted desperately into the air:

Do you hate the Montgomery family this much? Just because Alexander

ly voice cut through the intercom, icecold.

Let me correct you. What’s happening now isn’t about whether I hate you or notit’s about the Montgomery family paying the price for the choices you made.

lease leave.

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