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Chapter 6

Author: Arya Sue
Harrison froze.

Almost instinctively, he stated, his voice low but certain, "Impossible."

Serena would never give up on the company. They had spent seven years building it together. She had poured everything into it. There was no way she could walk away.

Hayden was sweating profusely, practically shoving the phone into his face. "Mr. Knight, look for yourself!"

Harrison took the phone and glanced at the screen. His eyes widened.

The business media had already erupted.

One minute ago, RT Gr
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