Semua Bab Sorry Ex, This Queen Is No Longer Yours: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Delilah held her breath, staring directly into Jamal’s eyes, but didn’t dare say a word. Having stayed in the Price family for so long, she knew well that Jamal wasn’t as simple as he appeared on the surface. Although the outside world spoke of Jamal as gentle and refined, living with him for so long, she knew better. Jamal was the most favored child of Mark. The reason the company was handed over to Damon wasn’t because Mark disliked Jamal, but because it was Jamal’s decision. "Since Dad said so, let’s go with this arrangement. After all, it’s not Mom’s responsibility to take care of me, it should be Damon’s." "Before, I always blamed myself, thinking Damon needed to work, but I didn’t notice Mom’s health. Dad, don’t worry, if anything happens in the future, I’ll go to Damon. I won’t trouble Mom again." Seeing Delilah acting so understanding, Agatha immediately forgot how she had just angrily scolded the nurses. She was about to step forward and t

“Mr. Price, actually, I haven’t finished what I was saying. In the investigation of Tonya, we also checked Miss Hasani’s phone, and we found other things.” Kin didn’t finish speaking but directly placed the prepared materials in front of Damon. The documents showed chat records between Delilah and others, and from the content, it seemed like it was definitely Marcus. There were also call records between her and this person. From these records, it was clear that Delilah and Marcus mostly communicated by phone calls. They probably thought this would avoid leaving evidence behind. It may have worked in the past, but now, Damon would ensure they always had Delilah’s phone under surveillance. “I thought by now, Delilah wouldn’t be stupid enough to contact Marcus again. But it seems she’s really this dumb.” The reason he hadn’t directly investigated Delilah’s phone before was because, in his mind, someone like her wouldn’t be foolish enough to make such a mis

“Amber has always taken on only newcomers. It’s said that she enjoys the challenge. Not only that, but she only manages one person at a time,” Sully said. “The opportunity to work with her is highly sought after. Who knows what Jonah’s family did to secure this chance for their daughter,” Damon added, though he hadn’t looked deeply into the matter. After all, he wasn’t yet clear on Hazel’s next move. “Adele and Amber are friends. I’m not sure how they became close, but I suspect Adele must have done something to help Amber in the past,” Hazel remarked. “I’ve looked into Amber as well. She’s someone who repays kindness and avenges grievances without hesitation. She’s also a savvy businesswoman—she wouldn’t help Adele without a reason.” Hearing this, Damon decided he’d investigate Amber further. But before coming here, he’d already planned to discuss the Queen family fire with Hazel. After they wrapped up their current conversation, he glanced awkwardly at Sul

Seeing Damon’s expression, Hazel quickly shifted the topic.“But since Uncle Jamal personally went, the chances of it being fake are small. We can continue investigating along this line. We’ll need to ask some older people.”“Yes, I think there might be some secret matters from the past, or maybe we need to further investigate the age of the person in question.”The two discussed the matter briefly before heading downstairs. From the time they went upstairs to the study and then came back down, about half an hour had passed.Downstairs, the two old men were sitting on the living room sofa, the TV on, but playing an idol drama—a type of show neither of them would normally watch.When Hazel and Damon came downstairs, the two old men glanced at them strangely.When they noticed Hazel looking over, they quickly looked away.“Grandpa, what are you two doing? Why does it look like you’re up to somethi

Sully gleefully watched Jonah’s pained expression, her heart secretly elated. However, there were too many people present, so she couldn’t express her satisfaction too openly. If they found out that this was all orchestrated by Hazel, it might cause more trouble for her. “President Queen, we came here together because of Jonah. You can’t just let him leave like this!” The shareholder said, his voice full of righteous indignation as he walked up to Hazel’s desk. “I’m sure you’ve heard about it. Not long ago, Jonah sold off shares of Queen Corp at a low price. Recently, several of the company’s pre-arranged partnerships fell through, and I had people investigate—it’s all because of this!” Behind him, several other shareholders who were usually on good terms with him followed. They seemed to be avoiding coming to the company alone, always arriving in groups for what seemed like small matters. Indeed, if the company’s decision-makers were all elderly, it would b