Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 576

Day and night, a group of people stood firm outside the EverBest Group’s building.

Some folks brought them food, and there were even RVS parked nearby to provide them with basic necessities.

Reporters were on the scene broadcasting live, and it seemed like the EverBest Group was in a tight spot.

If the EverBest Group tried to shoo these people away, the consequences would be pretty severe.

So they had no choice but to send a representative to negotiate. This implied that everything these people were saying was true, especially since they had evidence to back it up.

They’ve waited ten years; they’ve got to have solid evidence.

The housing contracts and third–party inspection reports they brought were all legally binding.

Faced with these hard facts, the EverBest Group had no choice but to compensate.

Meanwhile, the negative press about the EverBest Group on the internet was piling up!

This time, the EverBest Group crossed a line with ordinary folks.

If they didn’t explode in silence, they’d perish in silence.

Carlene rushed to the Raymond Corporation; tears welled up in her eyes as she looked at lan, holding a notebook in her hand.

you seen the news online? The EverBest Group’s in

the news

was involved too, but he didn’t tell lan because he

a stir online today;

to continue, lan’s phone

left to scan. This one’s a bit more complex and is going to take some time. But I made a new discovery: Eric’s diary notebook

brother didn’t keep a

guess he might have given

listening to Fitch’s

ask Carlene if Eric had given her anything like

heard Carlene saying, “lan, can you help the Shepard family this time? I

leaned back in his chair, making sure Carlene hadn’t heard

“What is it?”

“A notebook.”

casually because Eric Raymond had always been into

guessed that lan’s obsession with what Eric left behind had

time, Carlene just got lucky, and Fitch’s call made her lie seem more real.

she was scared to

family and hoped

the Shepard family went bankrupt, how

Edith liked her, she hadn’t called her yet; she was obviously weighing the pros and