The Hidden Gold Mine Heiress Divorcee

Chapter 389 Congratulations to Boris

The first one took the lead, and soon there were the second, the third, the fourth… They stepped forward one by one.

Among them were the victims’ families, some of the original construction workers, and even some residents of the neighborhood.

In just two short hours, the situation unfolded at an unimaginable speed and escalated beyond control.

When Wade realized something was amiss, he hastily tried to escape with his family.

However, upon his hurried return home, he discovered that his wife and children had been taken hostage.

It was only later that Wade belatedly realized who was behind all this.

Only Boris possessed such cunning, ability, and so much evidence.

Didn’t Boris promise to spare him? To let him live?

Wade was furious, his eyes red, and he wanted to fight back against the bodyguards with all his might.

The leading bodyguard kicked him to the ground and relayed Boris’ message, “Mr. Lewis says the mouths of dead men keep the tightest secrets. But he promised to spare you. Mr. Norwood, if you want to stay alive, stay quietly in prison and keep your mouth shut. Only then can your family be safe and sound.”

Wade trembled, his lips quivering.

accidentally discovered Boris’

commotion just to make

that Boris’ concern for

reached a dead end. The conditions Boris presented seemed like a choice,

he says! Please let my family take

wife and children were pushed

quickly, and the bodyguards soon left as

the police arrived and arrested

aware of Boris’ methods. If Boris wanted him to do something,

had countless ways to make him bear the

so treacherous, cunning, and terrifying!

him. before. It was irrefutable. Wade knew there

influence of his actions, and shareholders

defied the trend and

at low prices ended up in

new major shareholder of the company, holding an absolute majority with seventy percent

company named Tomorrow Building Materials Company

Japera City, as well as in several nearby cities, was monopolized by Wade

their group

surviving smaller construction material companies struggled to make ends meet, barely

Company was