Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire novel Chapter 624

Chapter 624

Crystal found that after Harold finished his work, he became very idle.

He hadn’t gone to work for several days.

Crystal was happy and worried at the same time.

She was glad that Harold was able to keep her company. However, she was worried that Harold would put all his attention on her since he didn’t go to work now.

Crystal asked Harold worriedly. “Has your company gone bankrupt?”

Harold, “It’s not that serious.”

Crystal breathed a sigh of relief before hearing what he said next. “It’s just that there’s a new person in charge.”

Crystal, “”

Crystal asked, “Aren’t you the overbearing president?”

Harold looked at her and said, “I told you to watch less drama.”

Crystal said, “Tell me, am I right?”

Harold, “It’s not me who is in charge of the company right now.”

Crystal, What’s the difference between this and bankruptcy?”

“When we first left Sunshine Village, I heard that there was a restructure in the Grecic Group,” she said, “I didn’t expect you to be driven out.”

Harold narrowed his eyes and said, “Don’t worry. Even if I’m not the president, I can still support you.”

He had never relied on the Grecic family’s family business. Only Old Madam Grecic, Mark, and others regarded it as a mountain of gold and silver.

Crystal curled her lips. “You don’t even go to work now.”

She began to think about the future. “Do you want me to support you instead? Then you may have to suffer a little. I plan to run my own studio when I go to the university, but I’ll need capital to run the business. You can play with CoCo at home while I’m at work. That sounds like a good idea too.”

Harold picked her up and placed her on his lap. He lowered his head and looked into her eyes. “You won’t look down on me even if I’m poor?”

Crystal said, “Maybe a little, but for your good looks, I’m willing to work hard to make money to support you, but you can only wear cheap clothes.”

Speaking of this, she couldn’t help laughing. She touched Harold’s head and pretended to sigh. “Have you ever suffered this kind of grievance before ever since you were born? But there’s no other way. That’s all I can offer.”