My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire novel Chapter 830

Chapter 830: Chapter 829

Editor: Henyee Translations

Monbatten furrowed his brows and looked at Keira. His demeanor immediately shifted, his voice calm and composed. “Miss Olsen…”

“Amy is a child of the Olsen family,” Keira began, her tone steady. “You can rest assured, we’ll take good care of her. And…”

She paused briefly before continuing, “Amy’s last name is South.”

Monbatten’s eyes widened in disbelief. “South?”

“Yes,” Keira confirmed. “Her mother was my sister, Keera South.”

She observed the subtle shift in his expression, noting his recognition of the name.

Monbatten was stunned. “The South family? THE South family?”

“That’s right.” Keira’s gaze remained steady.

Monbatten’s breathing quickened.

Of course, he’d heard of the South family.

The Souths were an ancient and enigmatic lineage, with roots tracing back over a thousand years. Their influence was so discreet yet pervasive that most people couldn’t pinpoint when they had first emerged on the global stage. It was only in recent years, as South family members began appearing more prominently in international affairs, that the world started piecing together fragments of their vast network.

No one knew the full extent of their holdings.

For all he knew, the very skyscraper he worked in could belong to a subsidiary under the South family’s sprawling empire.

Once, Monbatten had attempted to tally their industries. Just the business ventures tied to Clownfish and Jenkins accounted for half of his nation’s tax revenue. Clownfish alone took up 49%, while Jenkins barely held 1%.

That disparity was exactly why Monbatten turned a blind eye when Jenkins had sought his help.

Clownfish was too powerful! _{ƒreeωebnovel.ƈom}

How could he risk angering the powerhouse that was Lion over such a small margin?

The South family was unparalleled. Even a seemingly inconspicuous representative of theirs carried immeasurable clout.

Which begged the question: would Amy, a child of the South family, still ascend the throne of Country A as its next ruler?

Compared to the Souths, Country A seemed almost…insignificant.

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