The CEO Who Swore Off Marriage… Until Her novel Chapter 93

Chapter 93 

Enrica had no idea how she could possibly help Miguel. And to be honest, she didn’t care to figure it out. 

so, no matter what Rohand said, het answer stayed the same. “Sorry, Ms. Zucker. I’m not obligated to meet you. I’ve got a full schedule. If there’s nothing else, I’m 

“Wait” Rohana’s voice suddenly turned frantic, even a little desperate. “Enrica, I’m serious–this is important. You’re the only one who can help my brother. He’s th a really had spot right now. I’m begging you, please… 1 just need to talk to you.” 

Enrica was geminely surprised 

She knew better than anyone what kind of person Rohana was. She always behaved like she was entitled, aggressive, and loud. Especially with her, Rohana had bever shoven even the most basic respect, let alone hurjility. And now she was suddenly this soft–spoken? 

still, no matter how odd it felt, Enrica had no intention of getting involved with the Zucker family ever again. 

“I’m sorry, I’m really busy. I don’t have time,” she said flatly and ended the call. 

She figured that was the end of it- weird little interlude in her day. But around lunchtime, one of her teammates came back from grabbing food and said, “Hey, Enrica, there’s a young lady downstairs asking for you. She says she’s your sister?” 

Sister? Enrica was confused. She didn’t have a sister. Maybe Rachel came by? 

She rushed downstairs, but the second the elevator doors opened, she saw Rohana. Her expression instantly darkened. She turned to leave, but Rohana rushed up 

and blocked her path. 

“Entica,” she said, her voice a little tense. “We need to talk” 

Entica let out a dry laugh. “Ms. Zucker, maybe I wasn’t clear enough earlier. I can see you probably do need something from me. After all, it’s been three years, and not once have you ever spoken to me without barking orders or throwing insults.” 

Her tone sharpened. “But even now, I still owe you nothing I divorced Miguel. better person to ask ” 

I don’t belong to the Zucker family anymore. If he needs help, maybe Sheila is a 

Rohana didn’t get mad–she’d done enough digging lately to know Enrica was nothing like the pushover she used to believe. She looked back at her calmly and said, “Enrica, Miguel took out a six–billion–dollar loan. Do you have any idea what that means for one person? 

“If he can’t pay it back on time, it’ll ruin him—he could die.”