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Broken Memories, Intertwined Hearts novel Chapter 98

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Ines found herself mildly touched as she reflected upon her aunt's words from the past. She had spoken of the Galeana Group's ascension to success being closely tied to her grandparents' unwavering support. The Page family had not only offered financial aid but also expanded their network of connections. Furthermore, her mother was an accomplished woman who functioned as Hunter's right-hand confidante. These elements, combined, fostered an environment for the Galeana Group to flourish and evolve into the powerhouse it is today.

Hunter held 52% of the shares, while her mother held 20%. After her mother’s death, her aunt had questioned Hunter about the ownership of the shares, but he claimed ignorance. Her aunt had always thought that Hunter had secretly transferred the shares to his name. Little did they know, her mother had made arrangements a long time ago.

Ines had always had mixed feelings towards her mom, a blend of resentment and love. She despised her mother’s selfishness in seeking such a violent escape, leaving her alone in this world. Yet, she also pitied her mother for giving her all for a man, only to be rewarded with cold-hearted betrayal and infidelity.

“What’s the point of all this now?” Ines said with a mocking smirk. She was capable of earning her own living. Plus, with everything Ethan had given her, she wasn’t exactly strapped for cash.

“Ines, this is your mother’s will. If you want her to rest in peace, you should respect her wishes.”

“Rest in peace? I think the thing that would let my mother rest the most peacefully is seeing you, the traitor, getting what you deserve,” Ines retorted.

Hunter went pale at her words, and he trembled slightly, almost imperceptibly. Silas quickly stepped forward to steady him, frowning at Ines, “Ms. Ines, Mr. Galeana just got discharged from the hospital a few days ago. The doctor said he can’t be stressed out anymore.”

Ines scoffed, slamming the documents on the table before grabbing her bag and storming out of the Galeana Group.

Silas turned to Abel, “Sorry for wasting your time, Abel. Ms. Ines might need some time to accept this. I’ll get in touch with you once she’s come around.”

Abel nodded, “I’ve been waiting for years. A little more time won’t hurt.” He gathered the documents on the table into his bag and left the Galeana Group.

Hunter clutched his chest and leaned on the table to slowly sit down. Silas poured him a glass of water and handed him two pills from a drawer.

Hunter swallowed the pills with the water.

“Mr. Galeana, the hospital called again. They said you can’t put off your treatment any longer. You need to be admitted immediately for chemotherapy, or your condition will become unmanageable.”

Hunter waved his hand dismissively, “How can I go to the hospital under these circumstances? There’s no one in the Galeana Group that I can fully trust to take over. If news of my illness gets out, the Galeana Group’s stock price will definitely become unstable. I won’t let my life’s work go down the drain.”

Silas shook his head, “Ms. Ines is just as stubborn as you. Once she sets her mind on something, no one can change it.”

Ines ran into Emma at the door who was waiting for her with a smirk, clearly in a good mood.

Ines frowned, a bad feeling creeping up on her.

“Sister, let’s find a place to talk. You married into such a great family, and I haven’t had the chance to congratulate you yet.”

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