The Fragrance Queen's Final Note novel Chapter 67

A piece of breaking news filled her screen.

Queenie read it word by word.

The further she read, the darker her expression became.

By the time she finished the entire article, the veins on her forehead were bulging, and her knuckles were white from gripping the phone.

It wasn't that she hadn't expected Zander to come up with a countermeasure.

She knew he wouldn't just sit and wait to be slaughtered.

But she had thought the fallout from this incident would be something he couldn't resolve overnight.

She figured she could at least drag it out until she got the divorce certificate.

At that point, she would deliver the fatal blow, ensuring he could never rise again.

But she never imagined that Zander, as a businessman, was truly this cunning.

Having known him for so many years, her understanding of him had always been that he was arrogant, complacent, and full of himself.

But through this incident, she finally realized that he was also deeply scheming.

She had used "Z's" identity, thinking she had pushed him into a swamp.

As it turned out, he had prepared an escape route for himself well in advance!

The article clearly stated that Evermore's Vice President, Leo Faulkner, had proposed removing CEO Zander Calvert during the shareholder's meeting.

But Zander had unveiled a secret agreement.

A week ago—three days after meeting the fake "Z"—he had signed a convertible bond subscription agreement with a Southeast Asian Sovereign Wealth Fund.

The clause stipulated that if the market issuance failed, the fund would purchase an equivalent amount of targeted convertible bonds under more favorable terms.

The condition: Zander's position in the company must remain unchallenged.

The moment the agreement was announced, the entire board was in an uproar.

This agreement meant that if they fired Zander, Evermore would first have to pay the fund a penalty of 3 billion.

Under these circumstances, keeping him on as Group CEO was their only option.

On one hand, their 450 million convertible bonds would be purchased, saving the company from ruin.

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