The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Chapter 1532

Jonah once screwed up. Although he felt guilty about it, what did that have to do with Carolina taking him to court

now?

Was Carolina supposed to drop the charges against Chloe just to protect Jonah’s reputation? And even if it was for

the sake of Jonah’s reputation, would Carolina give up her two billion dollar stake?

From start to finish, they never considered how much Carolina actually cared about Jonah. Or maybe, she knew

about Jonah’s affair all along, which was why she was so reckless and did whatever she wanted, because that was

her leverage over Jonah. But that didn’t mean she could use it to her advantage, right?

Unless Chloe was sure that Carolina was clueless, which could give Carolina a bit of a shock. But what did that have

to do with Carolina suing her? It didn’t help at all when it came to money.

And the things she said to Jonah, they were all Greek to them from start to finish. How did Chloe figure out that

Jonah was having an affair back then? What price did she want Jonah to pay? There were still so many questions,

weren’t there?c2

They had been driving down the mountain for a while now, and Rose finally couldn’t contain her curiosity and asked,

“Chloe, are you sure about what you were guessing today? Do you know where the woman he was seeing back

then is now? Who and where is her kid? What does all this have to do with Carolina suing you? What do you know

after all? I’m totally lost.”

Chloe kept her lips sealed for a while, and said, “I found out some things earlier, but I’m not sure yet. All your

questions right now are things I need to keep investigating.”

Rose frowned, asking, “So you’re not completely sure yet?”

“I think my guess is right.” Chloe turned to look at the silent Damon, “Call off the guys. This has attracted too much

attention. If the court doesn’t step in, it may get out of hand.”

Damon said in a deep voice, “I’ll look into what happens next.”

“Okay.” Chloe said.

In fact, the lawyer Wendy arranged had already written an appeal for Carolina, but didn’t want to hand it in. He felt

that this lawsuit was just a self–defeating move. Defending such a shameless person, losing would be

schadenfreude and winning would be ridiculed. Who would dare to let him take over their case? But now, he had no

other choice.

When he heard that the “ban” had been lifted and the case had to go to court, he had to bite the bullet and hand in

the appeal.

Ever since Carolina left the Graceful Haven Church, she hadn’t gone back and had been spending her days in the

city. Compared to spending the rest of her life in church, it was better to use the two billion to help Nick rebuild his

company and enjoy a wealthy life again.

Carolina had been holed up in a hotel waiting for the result. When she finally heard that her appeal was handed in

today, her heart finally settled. As long as she got a case, she wasn’t afraid of not winning the lawsuit.

No matter what, for a sure–win lawsuit, two billion seemed insufficient.

The next day, Chloe received a notice from the court that the trial would start in three days. They emphasized that

it would be better to settle privately. If it really went to court, not only would her reputation be damaged, but if

Carolina made a high claim, she might have to accept it.

That was the law. Sometimes it really made people feel helpless. No matter how the elders had treated them, as

long as they were alive and had the ability, they had to fulfill their duty to support the elders.

The court issued an official acceptance of Carolina’s appeal and the internet went into chaos.

“The appeal was finally successful. It’s really an era of power suppression. This is a bit unfair, like if you offend the

big shots, you don’t even have the chance to appeal.”

“Exactly, as long as the appeal is successful, Ms. Summers, as the younger generation, has no chance of winning.

But I’m curious, why after so many days of obstruction, they suddenly let go today and stopped?”

“Now, even shameless people like Carolina can successfully appeal and look like they might win. This is really the

age of villains!”

“Right, they talk about morality every day! If your grandmother almost killed you because of a mistress’s child,

would you be willing to give her 2 billion now?!”

“Every day they manipulate others, why not try it yourself!? I really can’t stand this bunch of fools. Everyone knows

Carolina is shameless, yet you’re still speaking for this clearly shameless person and seeking justice for her.

Honestly, you guys are just another Carolina! You have a favorite person in your heart, but you want others to go all

out for you? Doesn’t this highlight your greed and shamelessness? Morality my ass!”

‘Some people, you haven’t reached that level in your actions, but you demand others to be 100% good to you. Do

you have any shame?”

“What is shamelessness? No matter what the elders do, elders are elders. Without them, where would you be?

Elders gave you life, and it’s already kind enough that they didn’t take it back! You owe them from the moment you

were born. No matter how much you hate them, as long as you’re not dead and have the ability, you have to

support them. Or else it’s illegal!”

“Oh! Where did this fool come from, I bet he’s just like Carolina! He must have done a lot of bad things in his life!

Wish you a violent death and your body get abandoned in the wilderness!”

“Be careful what you say on the forum, and don’t give people a chance to sue you. I really feel it’s unfair for Ms.

Summers. If Carolina really wins

the lawsuit in the end, I can’t accept it! Nowadays, villains rule the world.”

“Some people work hard and do good deeds all their life, and they may not have a fortune of 2 billion. But Carolina

is different, she’s asking for 2 billion right off the bat! Ha–ha, it seems shameless people are invincible.”

“If Carolina really wins the lawsuit, then we might have a trend in our country for a while where the elderly can do

whatever they want and favor whoever they want. After all, whoever I like or dislike, they all have to take care of

me.”