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Ex-WIfe 99

    <b><i>No </i></b><b><i>Ads </i></b>


    <b>Chapter </b><b>99 </b>


    <b>86</b><b>% </b>


    +38


    “Amelia, stop struggling. Hand over thepany seal,” Henry said. “And by the way, Gloria’s shares should be transferred to me as well.”


    The executives were in a panic. They thought, ‘Henry is hopeless. How could we possibly hand over the management of thepany <b>to </b>him<b>? </b>But has Mrs. Kingsley really embezzled funds?‘


    “I told you, that money was authorized by Landon,” Amelia said, her face tense, her brows furrowed in frustration. She could leave thepany, but <b>she </b>would never give Henry control or Gloria’s shares.


    She thought, ‘Since Landon could talk and move now, maybe it’s time to bring him in.‘ Amelia weighed the risks and didn’t take immediate action. She thought, ‘Should I prioritize protecting thepany, or for the sake of Landon’s safety, keep him hidden for now<b>?</b>‘


    “Amelia, it doesn’t matter what you say. Unless Landon wakes up and confirms he authorized the transfer, it means nothing.” Henry’s smirk widened, and his double chin wobbled as heughed–a truly smug sight.


    “Would you give up if Landon actually approved what I did?” Amelia asked.


    Henry froze, his smile faltering. He eyed Amelia suspiciously and thought, ‘Could Landon have woken up.


    O way<i>. </i>


    ‘If Landon had really regained consciousness, he would have been here by now, taking control of thepany. There is no way he’d leave management


    in Amelia’s hands. She is trying to trick me.‘


    After a moment of realization, Henry’s grin returned even wider. “Alright. Prove it to us.”


    “Fine.” Amelia gritted her teeth and reached for her phone. Sh


    hispany, after all. He needed to take responsibility.


    might get scolded, but Landon was the only one who could resolve this situation. It was


    “Fine? What do you mean by fine?” Henry’s smile disappeared again, his eyes locked on Amelia’s hand. He thought, ‘Who is she calling? Landon? Has he really woken up? Could he really speak now?‘


    Henry’s heart raced. He thought, ‘Damn it, I have eyes on Landon the whole time–he has been in aa. How could he have suddenly woken up? I can’t let Landon show up now.‘


    “Amelia, wait a second.” Henry’s tone changed suddenly, shifting from aggressive to more conciliatory. Amelia had already started dialing but paused when she heard him. “What is it?”


    “Although you’ve embezzled funds, you’ve still contributed to the Kingsley family,” Henry praised her while sending a message to Patrick under the table: [Landon’s awake. Finish him off immediately.]


    Henry continued, “I don’t want things to get ugly between us. Why don’t you just admit your mistake in front of everyone, and I’ll let you go?”


    “I didn’t make <b>a </b>mistake,” Amelia sneered. If she admitted it was her fault, it would be an acknowledgment of embezzlement. She wasn’t stupid.


    “Then, I’ll have <i>no </i>choice but to call the police.” Henry threatened. He needed to stall for time and give Patrick a chance to deal <b>with </b>Landon<i>. </i>He thought, ‘Landon might have woken up, but his situation is far from good.


    ‘If things were fine, Landon would have been the one toe and settle the bet today. We still have <b>a </b>chance. As long <b>as </b>Landon is <b>out </b>of the <b>picture</b>, Gloria and Amelia will be left alone and helpless. What could they do then?‘


    “You’re stalling for time, aren’t you?” Amelia realized what Henry was doing and quickly dialed Landon’s number. “Landon<b>, </b><b>be </b>careful. Henry <b>is </b><b>trying </b>to do something to you.”


    “I know.” Landon’s familiar voice echoed from outside the meeting room–deep, authoritative. Everyone in the room was shocked. “Mr. <b>Kingsley</b>?” The meeting room <i>door </i>slowly creaked open, and Landon appeared in a wheelchair.


    Behind him were Wesley and two rows of well–trained bodyguards. Landon’s face was cold and grim<b>, </b>exuding a murderous aura <b>that </b><b>seemed </b>to <b>drop </b><b>the </b>temperature in the room.


    <b>86 </b>


    “Landon, you’re finally here,” Amelia smiled in relief, walking toward him with ease. At that moment, the room’s upants were mere background, ar all Amelia could see was Landon.


    He was like a ray of light, cutting through her struggles. He was like the wind, scattering the clouds of doubt.


    “Mr. Kingsley.” The executives stood up in unison, visibly relieved, and greeted him with respect.


    “Honey, is someone using you of embezzling funds?” Landon, sitting in his wheelchair, asked with a cold, authoritative gaze thatmanded resp without a word of anger.


    “It’s Henry,” Amelia replied in a sweet voice, reporting the usation. At the sound of Landon calling her “honey“, Amelia’s face flushed <b>with </b><b>a </b>rosy hu


    Just moments ago, Amelia had been a powerful andmanding CEO, but <i>now</i><i>, </i>standing beside Landon, she was a shy and gentle woman. The onlookers couldn’t help but smile knowingly. They thought, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley seem to have a great rtionship.


    “Landon…” Henry was stunned to see Landon appear at thepany so suddenly.


    He thought, ‘Didn’t Landon just wake up? Shouldn’t he be resting at home? But he doesn’t look like someone who has just woken up after four months being in aa. He seems to have fully recovered. Yet I’ve heard nothing about it. Damn.‘


    “It’s been a while, Uncle Henry. Did you turn into a stutterer?” Landon’s chilling gaze locked onto Henry.


    “I’m just shocked to see you.” Henry quickly tried to exin, but his insides were sinking, regretting not finishing things off at the hospital. He thought, ‘It’s all Amelia’s fault for showing up unexpectedly and messing up my ns.‘


    “Shocked that I woke up?” Landon still stared at Henry. “Keh failed to finish me off. Is that what disappoints you?”


    “Of course not.” Henry quickly backpedaled, trying to save face. “Keh didn’t mean to damage your car. Our whole family just wants you to be well.” Both Landon and Amelia let out a coldugh at the same time.


    When they heard each other’sugh, they paused and exchanged looks. Amelia blinked innocently. Landon thought to her, ‘You’re copying me.”


    Amelia sighed inwardly and thought, ‘Now, it isn’t the time for yful mind games. We need to deal with the bad guys.‘ Landon smiled warmly at her, a softness in his expression that surprised everyone in the room.


    They thought, ‘Just a moment ago, Mr. Kingsley has looked like he was ready to kill Henry, but now he’s smiling at Mrs. Kingsley so affectionately. Is this the same ruthless, no–nonsense Mr. Kingsley we all fear?‘


    “Amelia approved the 100 million dors, and I gave my consent,” Landon said, extending his fingers to tap the table lightly. “Any objections?” The executives quickly shook their heads in unison.


    “Landon, this is improper. Even though you are thergest shareholder of thepany, every penny of thepany is tied to the other shareholders.


    “If you want to give her some pocket money, it shoulde from your personal <b>ount</b>, not by embezzlingpany funds,” Henry sneered, shifting the focus onto the other shareholders.


    “The money was allocated for investing in Edwards Group, but because Sandra still holds shares and hasn’t moved forward <b>with </b><b>the </b>restructuring, the funds were frozen,” Landon’s stern gaze swept over the shareholders. “Do any of you have a problem with this?<b>” </b>


    The shareholders quickly replied, “Since it’s for the benefit <b>of </b>thepany, we have no objection.“.


    They wouldn’t dare protest if Landon decided to take one billion dors, let alone 10 million dors. After all, their shares <b>had </b>been <b>given </b><b>to </b>them by Landon’s father as a favor for sticking with thepany from the very beginning.


    Though their stakes were small, the dividends each quarter were enough to livefortably. Henry was seething with frustration at them<b>. </b><b>He </b>awkwardly <b>said</b><b>, </b>“Amelia<b>, </b>you really should’ve rified earlier that it was an investment. You had me misunderstanding everything


    <b>“</b><b>Well </b>then, I think you owe her an apology,” Landon chimed in.
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