The One I Should've Married (Stella and Sebastian) novel Chapter 191

Beatrice Channing was so terrified that she collapsed to the floor, her face deathly pale. "No, please, don't!"

"Do you really think you're in a position to negotiate, Ms. Channing?" Asher asked coldly.

Negotiate!

Negotiations were for people with leverage, and Beatrice had absolutely none.

Sobbing and trembling uncontrollably, she pleaded, "I'll give it to you, take it all, just don't hurt them..."

In the end.

Faced with Asher's ruthless methods, Beatrice finally broke.

Hadn't she targeted Stella Channing just for the sake of her two children?

Now that Asher was threatening their lives...

How could Beatrice not be terrified?

Stella's previous rampage at the Channing Estate had been crazy enough.

She never expected the assistant by her side to be even more of a lunatic!

...

Holly Huntington happened to be at the hospital that night for a stomach bug.

While walking to the doctor's office, she passed by Valerie's room and witnessed the entire spectacle.

She immediately pulled out her phone, recorded a video, and sent it to Stella!

However, Stella had no time to check her messages right now, so she didn't reply.

...

Eventually!

Beatrice handed over the two hundred thousand dollars she had just acquired, along with the ten thousand she took from the Steeles today, entirely to Asher.

After collecting the money, Asher moved efficiently.

He immediately transferred a hundred and five thousand dollars to Stella. They had agreed on half, and as long as the money was collected, she would get her fifty percent!

"Remember, pay back the seven million, two hundred and thirty thousand dollars you embezzled from Channing Group as soon as possible!"

Over seven million dollars!

This was the total amount she had siphoned from the Channing Group over the years to subsidize her maiden family. Asher had calculated every single penny perfectly.

But with the current housing market crash, was that property even worth seven million anymore?

Back then, the entire seven million wasn't just spent on the house, and the property was located in a remote suburb.

Real estate had depreciated, and the cars were worth even less!

"Next time, I hope you won't force me to collect debts in such a drastic manner," Asher warned. "I don't enjoy acting like a thug."

Leaving those words behind, Asher and his men walked away.

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