The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife

Everyone was stunned and speechless as they looked at Bruce in shock.

Joanna also widened her eyes and looked at Bruce in a daze.

“What did you say?” Joanna gulped, and her voice was a little hoarse.

Looking at Joanna’s shocked expression, Bruce curled his lips slightly and repeated what he had said, “I now announce my withdrawal from the Haynes Group!”

“What?” Mr. Roger and Mr. Paul were completely dumbfounded. The smile on their faces froze.

It could be said that people had confidence in the Haynes Group because of Bruce.

Even if he did not participate in the company’s management, his shareholding ensured that the Haynes Group would not become a third–rate

company.

The Haynes Group was currently in a precarious situation. His withdrawal was undoubtedly the last straw that broke the camel’s back.

Joanna pursed her lips and frowned. “Mr. Everett, are you serious?”

“Of course!” Bruce shrugged and looked at Joanna mockingly.

If he withdrew from the board, the Haynes Group would have to buy back his shares at a high price.

Based on the current situation, the Haynes Group could not fork out so much money unless they sold a portion of their shares to buy back Bruce’s shares.

In short, it was a blow to the Haynes Group. The Haynes Group was very likely to face liquidity problems and collapse soon.

Mr. Roger laughed dryly and asked cautiously. “Mr. Everett, can you tell us your reason?”

Bruce raised his eyebrows slightly and replied coldly. “There’s no reason! I merely want to withdraw my investment, that’s all!”

Mr. Paul also had a serious expression on his face. “Mr. Everett, can you reconsider it?”

“That’s right. The Haynes Group is in deep trouble now. Mr. Everett, can’t you put it on hold first?”

Bruce rejected coldly, “I’m sorry, I’m not a philanthropist!

“I withdraw my investments in companies that are too risky. I’m not targeting any company in particular!”

“Oh, but…”

“Mr. Everett, can you reconsider it? Give the Haynes Group a little more time!”

Mr. Paul and Mr. Roger were still trying to persuade Bruce to change his mind.

Joanna took a deep breath. “Everyone, please leave the room, I’ll talk to Mr. Everett alone!”

“Oh, okay, okay, okay!” Mr. Roger, Mr. Paul, and the other higher–ups stood up one after another and hurriedly left the conference room.

to talk alone,

looked at Joanna mockingly. “Why? Are you

and said coldly with a dark expression, “Bruce,

could you say that? The share price of the Haynes Group has fallen so much that the Haynes Group is about to go

all businessmen, so we naturally have

that, she was even more

had so many investments. So, naturally, some profited, while some

in the Haynes Group did not affect him

now to

not

have I behaved?” Bruce pretended to play dumb

helplessness in her beautiful eyes, and her pate face was filled

difficult situation now. By choosing to withdraw at this juncture, aren’t you trying

lit a cigarette. “I don’t care about that!” As he spoke, he arrogantly blew a smoke ring at

a few times because of the smoke. She was so

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exactly

I merely want

there no room for

remained aloof and

course, there was room

Jaydon and admit defeat to him. Lastly, she should hug his thigh and cry

that, not only would he not withdraw from the Haynes

thing was that this wretched woman insisted on infuriating him. She clearly

his feelings, he could only take extreme

could not get something,

as she looked at Bruce helplessly and sadly. Her tone became more vulnerable as

“Are you begging me?”

“I guess so!”

I wouldn’t dare to accept it!” Bruce’s face was cold, and his heart was filled with

forgotten the betting agreement I signed with you?

now, , what will happen to

lips curled up slightly. “This doesn’t affect our betting agreement! Our

put me in a

drive her

go bankrupt before the end of the year, let alone last until

should I care about

Why should I sympathize

within herself as she looked at Bruce in

looked into

his mind, “Come

that my pride can be salvaged, return to my side, and let me vent my anger, we can

was

at each other for half