All Chapters of Reborn to revenge my cheating Husband : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

 The news of James’ opposed bid hit Westfield Enterprises like a tidal wave. It became reliable nowJames had filed the paperwork for a full scale takeover of the agency. The bid turned into public, and the media had already picked up on the tale, sending shockwaves through the enterprise internationally. Headlines declared that Westfield was getting ready to fall apart, with buyers scrambling to evaluate the harm and the board caught inside the center of a company conflict. Paulina sat in her office, looking at the information feed on her pc display screen. The hostile bid became the whole lot she had feared formidable, aggressive flow that put her leadership on the spot in danger. If James succeeded in swaying the board and investors, her position as CEO might be long past, and worse, the corporation her father had built could be dismantled piece by piece. “Paulina, we want to talk,” Elijah said as he entered

 The subsequent morning, Paulina’s cell phone buzzed incessantly with news alerts and calls. James had escalated his assault, not just through his adversarial bid and lawsuit, however now with a full scale media offensive. Headlines screamed accusations of her mismanagement, thinking of her leadership and her father’s legacy. The rumors that have been simmering have been now boiling over, threatening to wreck everything Paulina had labored so difficult to protect. She sat at her desk, scrolling thru the headlines, each one extra adverse than the final: “Westfield in Crisis: CEO Paulina Hartman Faces Allegations of Corruption” “Hostile Takeover Imminent? James Sinclair Ramps Up Bid Amid Legal Battle” 

Paulina lowered back to her office after the board assembly, her thoughts nonetheless humming from the day’s occasions. The report Elijah had determined turned into a sport changer, but she knew that every move she made now needed to be unique. James wouldn’t take this improvement lightly, and his retaliation could be available in any shape. She sat down at her desk, taking a deep breath as she reviewed the notes from the assembly.Just as she started to paint on the general public assertion with Samantha, her telephone rang. It became David Choi, the CEO of the tech agency they had been negotiating the partnership with.“Paulina,” David’s voice became calm, however direct, “I’ve been following the situation with James carefully, and I suppose it’s time we speak about the future of Westfield. I understand we’ve been working in the direction of finalizing our deal, however given the hostile bid and the lawsuit, my board has a few worries.”Paulina’s stomach tightened. She knew that Jam

 The days following Paulina’s response to James’ press conference were a whirlwind of media coverage, investor conferences, and prison battles. The public turned into sooner or later seeing James for what he turned into—a company raider with a history of gutting groups for profit. But despite the development Paulina’s team had made, the stress hadn’t allowed up. James nevertheless pushed forward along with his antagonistic bid, and the lawsuit persisted to cling over her head. Paulina sat in her office, looking at the mountains of paperwork associated with the case. She was in steady verbal exchange with her legal team, preparing their defense towards James’ baseless accusations of mismanagement. The leaked file had given her a temporary advantage, but she knew it wasn’t enough. They needed something more—a decisive blow that might stop the lawsuit and James’ takeover try once and for all.

 The day had ultimately come, the instant Paulina had been making ready for the reason that battle with James started. She stood outside the Westfield boardroom, taking a deep breath as she mentally went over her plans. Today, the board could vote on her management—whether to retain supporting her as CEO or again James’ adversarial bid for manipulation of the agency. Everything she had fought for, her circle of relatives’s legacy, and the future of Westfield all came all the way down to this. Elijah stood subsequent to her, a steadying presence. “You’ve carried out the whole lot you can, Paulina. You’ve got the board’s interest. The tech deal is nearly finalized, and the proof we’ve uncovered towards James is robust. They’d be fools to vote in opposition to you.” Paulina smiled slightly, although the knot of anxiety in her stomach hadn’t loosened. “I recogni