Billionaire's Unforgettable Ex-Wife-Chapter 50 Why Does He Still Help Her?

Fourth, ensure that the four projects most valued by the old Chairman of Townsend Corporation during his lifetime will not be excluded from Townsend’s ongoing development projects.

Fifth, ensure that the actual power of the Townsend siblings will not be taken away.

Sixth, ensure that Townsend’s funds will never be used for private purposes."

As soon as Hunter Warren’s voice fell, not only Faye Townsend was stunned, but also the directors present began to wonder.

They just could not figure out what Director Warren really meant.

He had clearly divorced the eldest miss of the Townsend Family, so why would he still want to help the Townsend Family?

His every word and sentence were clearly in defense of Townsend Corporation’s interests.

Faye turned her head to look at Hunter’s profile.

After all the cold words she had just said to him, why was he still willing to help her?

Was it just to show off his magnanimity?

Although she was reluctant to accept his help, she had to admit that his proposal was indeed beneficial for her and the Townsend Family.

Faye shifted her gaze to Oliver Turner.

Oliver’s eyes were slightly narrowed, as if pondering something.

Hunter’s lips curled into a smile: "If Director Turner cannot make such a guarantee.

Then I believe, Director Turner is not truly interested in helping Townsend.

As for the vote by raising of hands, everyone might as well reconsider it.

If Director Turner gains the actual power and replaces us directors one by one, wouldn’t our support today have been in vain?

If Director Turner has the power but only does what he wants.

Then the four projects planned by the old Chairman before his death, which could benefit the citizens of Anchester and Townsend’s employees, would be wasted, wouldn’t they?"

Seeing the directors starting to whisper and discuss among themselves, Oliver slowly stood up.

"Fine, to show Faye my sincerity and let her see my true intentions, I’ll sign the guarantee."

Faye’s expression turned sharp, the words sounding somewhat ambiguous.

Hunter’s expression also became unpleasant for a moment.

After the board meeting ended, the directors left one after another.

Richard Townsend’s hand rested on Faye’s shoulder: "My dear sister, when are you leaving, do you want me to see you off?"

"No need. With that time, you might as well go and drink more. It’d be best if you drink yourself to death."

"Are you really my sister?"

She glanced at Richard: "Drunk so early in the morning, your clothes reek of alcohol. You think this is a bar?

And you still have the face to ask if I’m your sister.

I ask you, have you visited the victims in the hospital?

You haven’t, right?

Richard, just keep it up. I refuse to believe there is no retribution in this world."

Richard’s brows furrowed slightly, his expression somewhat desolate.

"Did our parents do evil? No, they did not.

In Anchester, who doesn’t know your father Edward Townsend was a kind man.

But what was the result? The good person didn’t receive a good reward.

I now only believe that calamities last for a thousand years."

After speaking, Richard coldly turned and left.

Faye saw loneliness and coldness in his eyes.

She had to admit, the death of their parents was not only a regret for her alone.

Suddenly, a heavy weight was added to her shoulder.

Faye turned her head and found herself caught in Oliver’s gentle gaze.

"My dear, let’s go," he said. freewёbnoνel.com

"Okay," Faye nodded, completely ignoring Hunter still sitting there.

As they walked to the door, they heard Hunter’s leisurely voice: "Director Turner really has an appetite.

I admire you for cherishing what I have discarded."

Oliver, holding Faye, steadied their steps and turned back to give Hunter a devilish smile.

By then, Hunter had also stood up and faced the two of them.