Reclaiming Her Heart
Chapter 329 The Fair family's Bankruptcy

He held the flowers while answering a phone call. The call was from John.

"Sir, the news from over there is like this: we previously intercepted the Fair family's business, and now James has been in the hospital. It seems his assistant is handling business matters. They are going to sign a contract with someone soon, but the company has been blacklisted by our Montague family. This project is a scam, and it may require compensation of several billion dollars in the future. It is estimated that the Fair family doesn't have that much cash flow. If they really sign it, the Fair family won't be able to afford the compensation and will definitely go bankrupt."

John had just learned about the project being signed by the Fair family during a conversation with a friend. As the CEO's assistant, he thought he should remind the CEO and maybe make a call to the CEO's wife.

But Raymond was already tired of the Fair family's methods. Upon hearing this, he didn't show any reaction. He simply responded indifferently.

"The Fair family's bankruptcy has nothing to do with me."

Selena heard these words, and her steps momentarily froze.

She turned her head and glanced at him.

Raymond seemed to have just noticed her presence and casually averted his gaze.

He instructed on the phone, "I'm at the hospital, I'll hang up first."

After ending the call, he joined Selena in the elevator.

These words echoed in Selena's mind. Why did Raymond suddenly say that? Did he receive some news?

Through the reflection in the elevator, Raymond also observed her.

That night hadn't left any traces in her heart.

Instead, he seemed somewhat ridiculous, still thinking about taking responsibility for her the next day.

She now has someone responsible for her, so what does her initiative that night count for?

The reason for asking Paul to erase the evidence was that she didn't want to be a man who nitpicked about such matters.

Lowering her eyelashes, she appeared very cold.

"Mr. Montague." When Selena was about to leave the elevator, she called out.

Raymond turned to look at her, his tone indifferent, "What?"

"What did you mean by what you just said?"

"You have too much to worry about. Are you also involved with the Fair family?" Raymond countered.

Selena remained composed, saying, "I've been in the design industry for three years, cooperating with many companies, including the Fair family. So, I just asked out of curiosity." Because she was straightforward, Raymond didn't immediately notice anything amiss.

"The president of the Fair family is ill, and an assistant is currently handling the affairs."

An assistant?

If Selena remembered correctly, that should be Kenny.

But when did Kenny get the chance to be in charge of the Fair family's project? He didn't have any shares. How did he manage it?

Her eyes flickered with depth. She wanted to return to her ward but heard him say, "Remember to apologize to Olivia."

It seemed that Raymond intended to hold onto this matter.

"Mr. Montague." She called out again, raising her hand to touch her own neck. "Miss Stone was injured, and so was I. We can at most be considered a scuffle."

"I've seen the surveillance footage."

His words directly interrupted what she was about to say.

"Olivia didn't lay hands on you, Selena. I'm considering that you are still taking over the design work in Manhattan. I don't want you to be detained and end up with a criminal record, which would complicate your life." Selena had considered this issue. Olivia was now able to provide medical records.

She had a feeling that Raymond asked her to apologize, perhaps even helping her?

After all, with him acting as a mediator, Olivia would at most give her a hard time verbally but wouldn't take things further.

But was it possible? How could Raymond help her?

Olivia was his first love.

Selena remained silent and quietly returned to her ward.

Raymond stood outside the corridor, temporarily not entering Olivia's ward but looking in Selena's direction.

Hasn't anyone come to visit her during her long hospital stay?

Even then, she still didn't want a divorce?