Revenge After Prison Never Forgiven (Abigail) novel Chapter 164

Chapter 164

Chapter 164

As soon as Wyatt said that, Christian snapped, “All that talk was just leading up to this, wasn’t it, Grandpa?”

Gabriel and Stephen both knew exactly what he meant. Wyatt was no fool. Out of all the potential partners, he had chosen Warren, the one with ties to Abigail. That wasn’t a coincidence.

While speaking, Christian helped Daniella up from the floor.

Wyatt said, “So what? There’s no need to worry about Abby. She’s got a good future lined up, and Sebastian is there to support her.

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“You all haven’t been good to her, so don’t test me. I can work with Sebastian and take her out of this family. If our company goes bankrupt, every single one of you will end up with 30 million dollars in debt. The choice is yours.”

Wyatt hadn’t meant to come on so strong, but the truth was, he had no patience left. The younger generation of the Gibson family might be useless at work, but when it came to scheming? They acted like they had majored in it.

At the mention of Sebastian, Christian couldn’t help recalling how the man had treated Abigail tonight.

Christian used to think Ralph was the best match the family could hope for. He never expected Abigail to win Sebastian over with just one project at Halden Group.

Christian honestly started to wonder if Ralph had any sense at all. Back when Abigail was interested in him, he couldn’t have cared less.

Gabriel’s tone cooled as he said, “Dad, just tell us straight how much are you giving her?”

Whatever excitement they had felt earlier about Warren investing in the Gibson family’s enterprise was quickly washed away by what Wyatt said

next.

“I’m reallocating the shares,” Wyatt said flatly. “Daniella gets nothing.”

Daniella had always known this day would come, but when it finally arrived, she still couldn’t bring herself to accept it. Ever since she was fired from Halden Group and Stephen’s personality changed after prison, she had been living in torment.

And now, the first blow had landed, cutting straight through her lifeline. But she didn’t even dare speak up in protest. Once the apple of everyone’s eye, now reduced to nothing, all in the blink of an eye.

Christian couldn’t hold back. “Grandpa, even if you want Dani to step aside for Abby, do you really have to be this cruel?”

Wyatt frowned, “Cruel? You think I’m the cruel one? You all let your own blood take the fall for a foster girl who lies through her teeth. If it weren’t for her, would Abby have ended up like that?” Even mentioning it fired him up.

He thought, ‘I was out on a business trip at the time, and not one of them bothered to tell me that they had put Abby behind bars.

‘I can’t even blame anyone but myself for falling apart when I found out. I ended up sick for three whole years. They even lied, saying they had gone to visit her and that she was doing just fine.

‘Back then, I actually believed she had run someone over. Turns out, it was all a setup from the very beginning!

Gabriel’s expression darkened, and he asked, “So how many shares are you giving Abby?” His tone carried a note of accusation.

Wyatt replied, “Aside from the shares that belong to the other shareholders, there’s 55% left. Abby gets 20%. 10% of mine are going straight to her.”

Warren was investing 100 million dollars and would take 5% from the remaining 45%.

But Warren had already told Wyatt privately that he planned to buy up shares from the other shareholders–enough to bring him up to 31%. That way, Warren and Abigail could control the company together in future collaborations.

Wyatt added, “Some of Abby’s shares are coming from Dani. That’s what Dani owes her.” With that, he waited for the others to speak up.

Gabriel looked skeptical as he asked, “If Warren is putting up the cash, what is his cut of the shares?”

Wyatt said, “I already said, even if he helps us get out of that last 130 million dollars mess, he’s only getting 5%. So you can all relax.”

“Sure, he’s close with Abby and Sebastian, but I’m not about to hand over too much power to an outsider,” he added, looking shrewd.

Christian was still worried. “What if Warren buys up shares from the other shareholders?”

Wyatt replied, “Then he would only have 45% at most.”

Stephen chimed in, “That still leaves controlling interest with our family.”