The 24th Century Warrior Became a Fake Heiress novel Chapter 322

A Superpowered Warrior in a Fake Heiress’s Body

Chapter 322 Regulatory Blockade

No wonder he claimed he had no time to deliver it in person and would use a courier instead.

Weighing the circumstances, Isabella typed a calm text to Isaac: “Regarding the sample, don’t mention that Grandfather or I asked for it–just say you’re curious and want to test it yourself, nothing else.”

The moment she pressed send, Isaac fired back instantly: “Got it, got it! Don’t worry, Bella.”

Isaac was overjoyed whenever she texted, finding immense happiness even in executing the most trivial tasks for her.

“Rest assured, I swear I won’t let anything slip.”

He attached an emoji of a kitten with its mouth zipped shut, looking pitifully adorable yet brimming with proud devotion.

Isabella couldn’t help smiling at the screen.

“Okay.”

She sent a brief acknowledgment.

Pausing in thought, she dialed Eugene’s personal line.

“Eugene, I have a favor I’d like to ask of you.”

When Isabella’s call came through, Eugene was on the line wrapping up an urgent briefing with a subordinate.

“Our capital injection into Sinclair Enterprises is blocked? Why?”

Eugene’s eyes were chilled with anger.

He had issued executive directives to fund Sinclair Enterprises the moment he returned from the hospital.

With his absolute authority at Carter Group, greenlighting an investment required nothing more than his verbal sign–off.

Yet his direct report was now informing him that the capital allocation had been frozen in its tracks.

What on earth happened?

Hearing the icy venom in Eugene’s voice, the subordinate stammered nervously, “We received an official notice from the Market Oversight Bureau.

“They claim our allocation violates compliance protocols, arguing that given Carter Group’s market cap, funneling major capital into a distressed firm with high–risk liabilities–citing their past laboratory explosion and failing historical municipal audits–proves Sinclair Enterprises lacks the creditworthiness for high–tier financing.

“They argue Carter Group’s funding circumvents standard due diligence and disrupts equitable market competition.”

Trembling over the line, the subordinate continued, “They received an anonymous tip alleging fraudulent capital extraction by the Sinclairs, claiming Carter Group’s acquisition of distressed assets looks deeply suspicious.

“Under the pretense of preserving market stability, they… they…”

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