Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 1876

CHAPTER 1876 TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF

Two days later, Crawford Heights Group declared bankruptcy.

The placement of thousands of employees was carried out in an orderly manner.

Coralie let Frieda handle the compensation plan for the employees and returned to the north with her brother.

She believed she could put in a good word or two for him if she went back with him so that he would not lose all his opportunities in the future.

Frieda and the finance department staff provided the employees with severance compensation with each person receiving an additional two months' salary.

The severance package invoked a sense of regret among the departing employees. They were all sorry to part ways with such a great company.

Despite having only worked for a month, they were given three months' salary. Crawford Heights Group had also explicitly stated in the employees' resignation report that they were let go due to the company's poor management and that it wouldn't affect their employment record.

That day, Frieda finally completed her task after working overtime.

She wanted to call Shawn to see how he was doing because she was worried about him but eventually gave up, as she knew she could not be of any help.

After taking a sidelong glance at the empty office with a complicated expression, she walked out of the building.

Before stepping out of the premises, she could not help turning around to take one last look.

Finally, she came to the realization that she was far less capable than Coralie, not to mention Roxanne.

After all, Roxanne's Flora Verba Group was thriving with a remarkable growth trajectory.

The company began with a start-up capital of around one or two billion but quickly surged to a market value of two hundred billion. The market value continued to climb even after the launch of their second phase of products.

On the other hand, Shawn's twenty-billion investment had yielded nothing in return.

After contemplating her failure for a brief moment, she turned around and was ready to hail a cab to take her back to her mansion.

Suddenly, she saw a familiar face from a distance.

It was her brother, Jonathan.

“Jonathan...” Frieda subconsciously called out.

Only then did she come to understand the meaning behind her brother's words.

Lucian was indeed a formidable opponent to be reckoned with, and the Queens were lucky to have Lucian as their ally.

Jonathan asked, “You want to come home with me? Shawn probably won't be coming back to Horington anytime soon.”

Frieda shook her head, declining his offer.

She was grateful that her brother neither held any grudges against her nor ridiculed her.

Nonetheless, there was no turning back for her now. She no longer had the right to return to the Queen family after the previous incident involving the medicinal herbs' price hike.

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