Chapter 369 Bearing Some Resentment Toward Caleb

Penny did not feel embarrassed. After all, if Caleb could watch the Sullivans go bankrupt without blinking an eye, how could he possibly let Purvi fall?

In his heart, he would certainly enjoy seeing Purvi take down the Sullivans and burden them with debts totaling a billion.

This would ensure that the wife he despised so much could never recover.

After all, even if Sir Fergerson liked Penny, would he really bail out the Sullivans with so much money?

The first round of financing was completed, and so was the second.

At this point, the Sullivans were clearly being defrauded. Being scammed out of a billion would just prove that the Sullivans were unfit to run a company.

It was a bottomless pit.

Even if Sir Fergerson really did contribute, it might create a rift between him and Penny.

Besides, Sir Fergerson was genuinely good to her. How could she let him give up all his capital?

Penny was a clear-headed person, but she could not help bearing some resentment toward Caleb.

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