A Woman Worth Billions Dated the Wrong Brother novel Chapter 280

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That sentence stayed with me.

Because it was true.

These men had accepted Grandfather’s help for decades.

Then they sat around discussing which of our children should marry into their families.

As though our gratitude should last forever.

I gathered every email Jason and I had uncovered.

Every proposal.

Every discussion.

Every mention of our children.

Then I walked into Grandfather’s office.

He looked up from a report.

“You found something.”

I silently handed him the tablet.

He began reading.

At first his expression remained calm.

Professional.

Then he reached the emails about Rose.

His jaw tightened.

He continued reading.

Alice.

Alex.

Iris.

The unborn twins.

Not once did he interrupt.

Not once did he ask a question.

He simply read.

When he reached the final email, he slowly placed the tablet on his desk.

Then removed his glasses.

“I see.”

His voice was calm.

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too way hom

Too calm.

new that tone.

It meant someone was about to lose everything.

“I’m sorry.”

I hadn’t meant to apologize.

The words escaped on their own.

Grandfather looked at me with genuine surprise.

“What are you apologizing for?”

“I brought this to the company.”

He shook his head immediately.

“No.”

His voice was firm.

“They brought this to our family.”

The distinction mattered.

He stood and walked toward the large windows overlooking the city.

“For decades…”

He spoke quietly.

“…I’ve believed that helping good people creates a stronger business community.”

He smiled bitterly.

“It appears I helped raise wolves.”

Silence settled between us.

Finally he turned back toward me.

“What do you want to do?”

I answered without hesitation.

“Cut off the money.” 1

Grandfather smiled.

“Good.”

“So do I.”

Three days later, the Asher Corporation Board held an emergency meeting.

Every major investor attended.

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Some in person.

Others through secure video conference.

Jason sat beside me.

Adrian sat across the table.

Grandfather presided over the meeting as though nothing unusual had happened.

No one suspected a thing.

Grandfather adjusted his microphone.

“Ladies and gentlemen.”

“I appreciate your attendance.”

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