Chapter 256 Raynes Enterprise
Agnes turned and went straight to find Raymond.
Raymond was sitting in his office chair, reading through documents, when he heard the door open.
He was just about to lose his temper, but the moment he saw it was Agnes, his whole expression lit up.
“Agnes, you came to see me?”
“What did I tell you yesterday? Look at this now. The Hales aren’t saved, and your money’s all gone to waste!”
“I know.”
Agnes stared at him in disbelief. “You know?”
Raymond nodded lightly, a gentle smile still on his lips.
That only made her more confused. “Did you hit your head or something?”
Raymond stood, took her hand, and pulled her toward the door.
“Hey, where are we going? What are you doing?”
Raymond said calmly, “The Hales filed for bankruptcy liquidation today. Let’s go take a look.”
Agnes froze, wondering if something was seriously wrong with him.
A hundred billion is gone, and he doesn’t even flinch. And now he has the mood to go watch the Hales get liquidated?
Seeing the blank look on her face, Raymond smiled. “What, you don’t want to see how it ends?”
Agnes frowned slightly. “Raymond, are you hiding something from me?”
He chuckled. “You’ll see when we get there.”
By the time they reached the Hales conference room, it was already packed.
Bianca sat in the center, wiping her tears, while Monica stood quietly at her side.
Around them were Hales’ shareholders, the air thick and heavy.
When everyone saw Agnes and Raymond walk in, they were stunned.
An older shareholder stood up and asked, “What are you doing here? Today is the day Hale Pharmaceuticals is being liquidated.”
Raymond calmly pulled out a chair for Agnes and let her sit.
Monica rolled her eyes, jealousy flaring.
“What, is she disabled now? Can’t even sit down without someone helping her? So dramatic.”
Bianca shot her a look and tugged hard at her arm, warning her not to talk like that in front of everyone.
Raymond spoke slowly, “Seems like you’ve forgotten. I just invested 100 billion into the Hales.
“By that logic, I’m now the largest shareholder.
“If the company’s being liquidated today, shouldn’t I be here?”
He glanced at Agnes.
“She’s the chairman’s daughter. She has inheritance rights. Shouldn’t she be here too?”


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