My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 1259

More than 20 middle–aged and elderly men in suits slowly emerged with printed documents in their hands.

Xeno stepped out of the driver’s seat and opened the door for Hera while Finn and Ken got out of another black Mercedes–Benz. Both men were impeccably dressed and followed Hera closely.

Not far away, there was a Rolls–Royce where Grant, Walter, and Olivia were in. The windows were rolled down, and the three of them looked at Hera with different expressions.

Olivia chuckled softly. “I never thought Hera would grow up so fast…”

“Grant and I deserve credit for that!” Walter boasted.

Olivia, puzzled, asked, “Don’t you both have daughters? Why didn’t you raise them according to the same standards?”

Grant solemnly replied, “They’re spoiled, but Hera is different. She’s endured so many

hardships, and her family was also almost wiped out. Fortunately, she had Nash by her side, who helped her hide that toughness.

“After our training, she applied that toughness in the business world, leading to her transformation!”

Walter continued, “The most important reason is that she has an impressive backing!”

of Southern Heavens Pharmaceutical,

based on this company alone.”

Hera was now a force to be reckoned with in both legal

Grant were planning to integrate Capiton’s commercial street to push Hera into the top echelons of the business

classmate with a complex expression on her face. She would never have believed that Hera would grow to become like this.

just three days, Deco Corporation’s share price dropped by 50%, and she managed

her

former chairman’s face turned pale. “Ms. Lewis, you…”

give Zena a future. With this sale of shares, he could still take

at him

Xena suddenly knelt on the ground, grabbing

don’t say

no mercy, kicking her away and continuing, “You may not know this, but it was because Xena repeatedly provoked me that Deco Corporation ended

chairman of Deco Corporation was bewildered. “Ms. Lewis, what did

hired martial artists and

was revealed, the major shareholders

hell did you