Chapter 395
Berry Furnishings was being closed down because of a tax evasion incident.
Their assets were seized, and they could not cover the huge amount of taxes they owed.
Berry Furnishings had been losing money over the years, and their ie had never been enough to
cover the expenses. Dixon’s insignificant investment was only enough to relieve Berry Furnishings of
their urgent needs – it never solved the root of the problem.
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Thepany’s seizure only added to the problem and angered Dixon so much that he threw the
documents onto the ground.
“Horace’s useless!”
“At least Ashlyn agreed to the operation, didn’t she, Mr. Haddock?” Sienna lowered herself to pick the
documents up and ce them in front of Dixon.
The handsome-looking man stared nkly at the documents with his coal-ck eyes before breaking
the silence, “Leave me.”
“Understood.” Sienna quickly pushed the door open and went out.
As soon as she went through the door, a sudden feeling took her by surprise. She felt difort in her
stomach as if she were about to throw up.
Could it be?
Sienna’s face turned pale. She dared not waste another second standing still. After dashing to a stall in
the bathroom, she did nothing but dry heave, so much that she almost vomited stomach acid.
After a moment, she patted herself on the chest as she walked out of the stall.
Sienna was a thirty-six-year-old woman, so she knew to take birth-control pills because Dixon cared
not about taking any safety measures.
She had no ns to have children as her husband was disabled, so it would not make sense for her to
be pregnant.
If she got pregnant, that would mean that the baby was illegitimate. It would be a bastard child of the
aunt and her nephew.
Am I going to let my child be called a bastard?
Sienna dared not to go further with that thought, so she returned to her office, still distracted.
“President. President…”
Lisa called Sienna a couple of times before she snapped back to her senses. “Yes, what is it?”
“This is the list of donations for our charity foundation for this quarter.” She handed Sienna the report
before looking at thetter with concern. “Are you okay? You don’t look so good.”
“I’m fine. Just a little tired.” Sienna forced a smile and started to go through the report.
Sitting at his desk in the office, Principal Potter of University T was going through a file when the
director of admissions, Mr. Granger, approached him. “Principal, the graduation season is near.
Graduation Night will be held soon, not to mention the talk for the new term. Who should we invite to do
the medical school talk this term?”
Last time, the principal invited somebody called Ashlyn, and she epted the invitation. She didn’t
bluff, did she? If she’s not the big deal she imed to be, we’re in trouble.
Principal Potter looked up from the file before handing it over to Mr. Granger. “Take a look at this,
Granger.”
Mr. Granger took the file with a puzzled look on his face. “What’s this?”
“Just look,” instructed Principal Potter softly.
Five minutester, Mr. Granger opened his eyes wide in shock as his hands trembled, “How is this
possible?”
“It really is her,” sighed Principal Potter, “I thought she was familiar the first time I saw her at the
Haddock Charity gathering.”
“She really was the one who wrote the paper that took the medical world by storm! Not only did she
publish several first-level theses, but she was also a guest editor at a world-ss medical journal. How
is that possible? She’s only how old? Wasn’t it said that the medical genius disappeared after
publishing a paper four years ago? It was a great loss to the medicalmunity,” eximed Mr.
Granger as he found what he read in the file to be unbelievable.
“My brother is the dean of the institute of medicine in Maredania. This file he sent has to be correct. He
said that the genius got poisoned and that it was the incurable kind. However, he never gave up
searching for the child. His only fear is that she might have fallen,” exined Principal Potter as his
eyes turned red.