Finding Out The Billionaire

Chapter 64 Taking Back The Shares

She was the one that had done most of the work.

Carmen’s expression started to sour. How can Demi say that?

Demi glanced at Heather mockingly before continuing, “We should all thank Jacob for standing up for the family when we’re in crisis. He delayed the creditors and brought us some fantastic new jobs after we managed to stand on our feet once more. Let’s all give a round of applause for Jacob.”

She then started clapping loudly with a wide grin on her face.

The other guests looked appreciatively at Jacob.

“It wasn’t entirely thanks to me. Grandma, your wise teachings really helped a lot. Your advice was what gave me the bravery to stand up for the family in our time of need,” Jacob said, his face full of glee.

He glanced at Heather, his gaze full of mockery.

Heather felt like she was about to pass out from anger.

Whether it was the thirty million or the jobs that they got afterward, it was all thanks to Heather.

could Granny erase all of my hard work and give Jacob

could she

her Granny was rather biased, but she didn’t know it

her dignity and agreed to accompany Walt for three days

of a misunderstanding. Heather was the one behind everything. If she didn’t manage to borrow thirty million from the director of Four Seas Corporation, we’d be

Carmen was obviously unhappy.

one who worked hard to put their family back on their feet but Demi was over here giving Jacob

felt that Demi had gone

dare you

and whored herself out. She’d disgraced the whole Jennings family! It’s already an act of mercy on my part that I didn’t kick you and your family out of the Jenningses. How dare you still come to me and

felt like her brain was about

at Demi furiously. Who was the one who begged me to go and

wronged she could

familial issues into this,” Demi sighed and hurriedly explained to the crowd of confused

Carmen and Heather. “Heather, I won’t bring up how you embarrassed our family again. However, I’ll be taking back all of your brother’s and your son’s shares. I’ve always been fair, haven’t I?

passing out upon