Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 552

Chapter 552

She had hesitated for a moment, wondering if she should leave after all,

But then she reminded herself this company still bore the Walton name.

So, what if they had objections?

It wasn’t like they could actually do anything to her.

“Gentlemen, I know many of you have issues with me, and I understand that beginnings are always the hardest.

“Bat my sister is currently ill, and that’s why I’ve stepped in to act on her behalf. Do any of you have a problem with that?”

The room fell silent as everyone exchanged glances.

None of them had expected Aurora’s absence to be due to illness.

Had they all been wrong about her this whole time?

Off to the side, lan clenched his fists:

When Tessa first, arrived, he’d felt a deep sense of resentment.

She had taken over Aurora’s position without warning.

Worse, the moment she came in, she handpicked someone else to bring her the contracts.

By right, that should’ve been his job–he was the assistant.

But Tessa had made it clear she didn’t want to use him at all.

Watching all this unfold, it wasn’t hard to see her intentions.

She was clearly trying to edge out everyone who had been close to Aurora.

Bit by bit, she was stripping away her sister’s influence.

By the time Aurora woke up, would there be anything left for her?

So now, seeing the higher–ups make things difficult for Tessa, lan couldn’t help but feel a bit pleased.

But as soon as they heard Tessa mention Aurora’s illness, the executives hesitated.

In the end, this company was still owned by the Waltons–just as Tessa had said.

They knew how to weigh their options.

And more importantly, they knew the value of staying in their lane.

No one said a word.

“Are you heading out to visit Miss Aurora now?”

The same sendor executive who had spoken earlier broke the silence.

Tessa nodded. “Of course She’s my sister. Should I expect you to go instead?

“And let me remind you all–everyone here knows exactly what my sister accomplished for this company.

I expect each of you to keep her condition strictly confidential. No one outside this room should know what’s really going on.

“Il word gets out and it affects the company’s interests, causing the stock to drop, who do you think will suffer the consequences? Won’t it be your own profits on the line?

Her words hit home, and the room finally snapped to attention.

She was right.

The company’s major projects had been running smoothly under Aurora’s lead.

If news of her illness spread, the market would definitely react, and not in their favor.

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