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I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean) novel Chapter 474

Summary for Chapter 474: I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean)

Chapter Summary: Chapter 474 – I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean) by Nadia Gordon

In Chapter 474, a key moment in the Love novel I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean), Nadia Gordon delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

Chapter 474 Everyone Left Her

“Fairy Meadow made a horribly wrong decision today, and I hope that in the future,” the representative of the Pearsons spat and marched out.

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After they left, a few of the shareholders from Fairy Meadow with bigger shares couldn’t hold. their tongues anymore. “Howard, Billy O’Neils, you’d better give us an explanation. Why did. you change your mind at the last minute after we agreed on something else before and even want to vote our own out?”

Howard cast a nervous glance at the silver-haired shareholder, Billy O’Neils, who met the other shareholder’s eyes and said, “I wanted to sell Fairy Meadow but can’t bear to part with it. So, how can I pa*s it to a bunch of people who don’t even know anything about apparel?”

“But you should have discussed it with us!”

“Exactly! Why did you let her take charge without even discussing it with us? This is outrageous.”

Abigail said nothing as she listened to their argument. Then, Howard stood up. As a person with two percent shares in the company, he had the right to voice out his opinion, even though they didn’t carry much weight. “Let me say something in fairness. If you’re unwilling to accept L.Moon, you can take your bonus and leave, and we’ll part ways happily. The future of Fairy Meadow can only get better and not worse.” With some shares in his hands, Howard. sounded more confident when he spoke.

Maybe Howard isn’t suitable for Luna, but he’s the perfect candidate to lead the company, Abigail thought.

“What gives you the right to say something like this here, Howard?” a slightly younger shareholder argued. Having inherited the shares from his father, he was considered a tyrant in the company.

Howard glanced at him from the corner of his eyes. “I may not have so much right, but I have the right to support my fellow shareholders. If you’re unhappy, you can resign from the board of directors of Fairy Meadow and save yourself this unpleasantness.”

“Resign? Does Fairy Meadow have the money to pay out what I deserve?” he questioned.

Abigail stared at him coldly. “Of course, there’s money if you resign willingly. You know very well what a dire state Fairy Meadow is in now, and your shares are not worth that much. Moreover, if you don’t resign quickly enough, you’ll have to pay the overdue tax once the tax. situation is clear.”

Money owed due to willing resignations was calculated according to the current value of the company. The Fairy Meadow brand was worth a lot if the shares were actively bought.

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However, if it was pa*sive, the value would greatly diminish after taxes and three years of negative earnings.

“I’ll resign, then. Please have the money and agreement prepared.” Fuming, he stormed out after speaking.

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prepared a cup of warm milk for her, comforting her, “Everything will be okay.”

Raising her head at him, she croaked, “Will L.Moon only be safe if Sean marries Kelly? Is there no other solution?”

I don’t want to have too many connections to Sean, but why? Am I going to live in guilt all

my life?

“Ms. Quinn, even though I haven’t heard about it, I’d still like to advise you one thing. Mr. Graham isn’t going to compromise so easily and must have another backup plan for doing. this.” As he couldn’t tell her directly, he could only comfort her in this manner.

“He should have discussed it with me,” she grumbled.

Whisking out his phone, Cameron then dialed Sean’s number and pa*sed the phone to Abigail when the call connected. “Ask him.”

She took the phone from him and asked in anger, “Why? With your capabilities, is there a need for you to place yourself on the line to solve this issue?”

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