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He Lost Me to His Best Friend novel Chapter 1069

Yardley collapsed back into his chair, violently rejecting the reality crashing down on him.

His phone began to ring incessantly.

His mother, his oldest sister, his second sister, his third sister... one by one, the calls poured in.

It was obvious they had all received the news of his father's death.

Watching the screen light up and go dark over and over, Yardley’s mind spiraled into absolute panic, a deafening buzz filling his ears.

Even though he had very little affection left for his father, he never expected him to die so suddenly.

"Nathan, what... what exactly happened?"

His face stone-cold, Yardley kept a death grip on Nathan's collar, his expression terrifyingly dark.

Nathan looked at him with profound sorrow and helplessness. "I was told the Chairman’s blood pressure skyrocketed when he saw Ms. Thorne publicly exposing the company's scandals. He was rushed to the hospital."

"But when he got there, he saw the video of his wife and Ms. Thorne brawling at the press conference, completely humiliating the family. It was too much for him. He suffered a massive coronary event and collapsed on the spot."

"The doctors worked on him for over half an hour, but there was nothing they could do. The hospital has officially declared him dead. The entire extended family is rushing there right now. It's a madhouse."

Hearing this, Yardley's legs gave out, and he slumped deeper into his chair, his face growing even more grim.

Seeing his boss paralyzed by shock, Nathan grew frantic.

"Mr. Flynn, this is a critical moment. You have to pull yourself together and take control of the situation."

"This crisis is catastrophic. The stock is plummeting as we speak, retail investors are dumping their shares, and we've already received multiple termination letters from our partners. On top of that, the banks just notified us they are initiating risk-control protocols—our outgoing funds are frozen, and they're sending auditors in!"

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