She Has Three Little Treasures: Fake Heiress, Yet Captures The Tycoon's Heart Chapter 1035: The Man with the Shortest Tenure

Vincent Hawthorne was taken to the police station, but he ca out shortly after.

Since Susan Kensington, the victim of the assault, had already said she wouldn’t pursue the matter, what could the police do? In the end, all they did was issue a verbal warning before releasing him.

As for the cris Susan ntioned in her initial confession, they hadn’t been investigated, and the police had no authority to arrest anyone.

Just after Vincent Hawthorne left the police station, he received a notification of the board’s decision.

The wording in the notification was very diplomatic, but the aning was clear: they wanted Vincent Hawthorne to step down as CEO and take a break.

Vincent Hawthorne couldn’t possibly accept this and imdiately called the board mber who first supported him.

No one answered the call.

Vincent Hawthorne then called others in succession, but either no one answered, or the calls were picked up by assistants or secretaries, who uniformly replied that they were too busy to take his call.

In a fit of rage, Vincent Hawthorne stord into The Hawthorne Group demanding answers.

The mbers of the board faced the furious Vincent Hawthorne with little patience.

They weren’t interested in wasting words, so they simply threw the stock market report in Vincent Hawthorne’s face.

The stock had experienced a sharp decline, hitting the lower limit.

Since The Hawthorne Group was established, the stock had never been in such a dire situation.

You could say Vincent Hawthorne single-handedly evaporated billions of dollars in value from The Hawthorne Group in just one day.

Faced with this result, Vincent Hawthorne’s face reddened, and he couldn’t utter a single word, mainly because he was too ashad to defend himself.

He could only leave in utter disgrace.

As he stepped out of The Hawthorne Group, news of Vincent Hawthorne’s resignation from the CEO position was already posted on the website and Twitter simultaneously.

Not only in The Hawthorne Group but also nationwide, even worldwide, you couldn’t find a CEO with a shorter tenure than Vincent Hawthorne.

Thus, netizens jokingly called him "the shortest-tempered man."

Upon seeing this news, Vincent Hawthorne felt a surge of anger rise inside him. His vision darkened, and he staggered, then fell to the ground.

Susan Kensington shrieked, "Vincent! Vincent Hawthorne! What’s wrong with you?"

The saga Vincent Hawthorne created dominated the trending topics for a long ti, causing a buzz online akin to a holiday celebration.

No matter where people gathered, they would inevitably discuss Vincent Hawthorne.

Except for one place: The Hawthorne Villa, where Old Mrs. Hawthorne resided.

To prevent Old Mrs. Hawthorne from seeing these distressing events, Raina North even tampered with the internet; unless permitted by her, anyone accessing it would only see prosperity everywhere.

After dinner, as Raina North was arranging a bouquet on the coffee table, she suddenly heard Old Mrs. Hawthorne ask, "What’s happening with Vincent?"

Being caught off guard by Old Mrs. Hawthorne’s question, even Raina North nearly slipped up.

Luckily, she reacted quickly, feigning a look of complete confusion: "What do you an?"

Old Mrs. Hawthorne glanced at Raina North: "Do you really take for an old fool?"

Seeing Raina North still not ready to admit anything, Old Mrs. Hawthorne spoke directly: "If I rember correctly, today is the day the ungrateful one assus the CEO position. Considering Jasper’s temperant, how could today not be a spectacle? And yet?

Since Jasper arrived at the villa, he hasn’t left once."

Raina North made a desperate attempt: "Perhaps Jasper has a change of heart, or maybe he finds himself unable to intervene and has to let it go."

"Does he look like soone who can’t intervene, allowing Vincent to take Elias’ position as he wishes?"

Raina North turned to look over, only to see Jasper Hawthorne clutching his tablet and laughing uproariously, as if having an epileptic fit.

Alright, it really didn’t seem like it.