Ethan Cutkosky Net Worth Novels & Stories

Marcus poked three fingers out. "Three million?" gasped Sienna. "No, Thirty million, could Ethan Caldwell possibly spend that much money?" Marcus sighed. "The showbiz often deals with the upper class, how come you don't know any of them? I guess even if you met Grayson Kai, you would not react to him." Sienna was confused when she heard Grayson's name. "Is Grayson Kai a bigwig?" Sienna asked deviously. She doesn't know much about this man, except that he's tremendously rich.

I asked. "You know he is the richest in our country and the third richest in the world according to Guinness world record. " "So, what are you saying exactly?." "So, he can make sure that Ethan buys an empty shell company, and when everything settles down, he can buy it back and gift it to you. I assume you have your own plan on how to deal with that scumbag and sluty couple?." "You know I do. I am going to give Ethan the wedding of his life."

They spoke to her like she was begging for scraps. And somehow—somehow—by some divine cosmic joke or mercy, she found one buyer. One man. Joshua Wyen. Some random billionaire, who thought it would be a good idea to buy the company. And he put down $500 million without blinking. It should’ve felt like oxygen. But today? I couldn't feel anything but the tight restricting in my chest and the buzz of my thoughts. Because today. Ethan was getting married. Today was July 5th, 2023.

“Are you being serious right now… Why wouldn't I think that? I am not just some random guy… I am Ethan Gray. And you are not the first woman to try to play tricks on me. You wouldn't be the last either.” Ethan Gray? Cassandra's mind did a three sixty degree spin. The Ethan Gray? Her mouth fell wide open. Ethan Gray was literally a living legend. Third son of the Gray Dynasty. Richest man in all of California. Infamous for being a ruthless and cold business tycoon. Top one most handsome eligible bachelor in the country… Yeah, Nicole would often go on and on about this Ethan Gray. “You are Ethan Gray?” Ethan's face turned even more incredulous. He even let out a chuckle of sheer disbelief.

I now realized it was for privacy. As everyone began to settle into their seats, the doors opened and Ethan walked down the aisle in an expensive suit, followed by the beta from his pack. I recognized them as some of the Blue Moon Group businessmen I saw at the gala a week ago. Ethan’s hair was slicked back so that it didn’t cover his face so much. He looked more confident than I had ever seen him. I don’t know how I didn’t see it before, he’s a natural leader. A true alpha.

And that was when I saw him—Ethan Atwood in the flesh, standing near one of the auction tables, engaged in conversation with a small group of people. In person, he was even more striking than in his photograph. Tall and broad-shouldered, he carried himself with easy confidence. His dark hair was neatly styled, and his gray suit was impeccably tailored to his athletic frame. I nudged Isaac. “That’s Ethan Atwood, isn’t it? The philanthropist?” Isaac followed my gaze, and I felt him stiffen beside me. “Yes,” he said curtly. “I read about him in the paper this morning,” I went on. “His foundation just donated millions to education programs for underprivileged children. He seems like someone we s

At that moment, Marcus's face instantly went pale. "Ethan Roberts?" His voice trembled slightly. "Weren't you in Arcanum handling that five billion dollar merger? How are you—" "Canceled it," Ethan cut him off, his tone calm. "Something more important came up." He looked at me with a tender gaze. "I've known Claire for 23 years, and I've been pursuing her for all 23 of them." The air seemed to freeze. Lily stared at Ethan. He was the CEO of Northguard Group, and his family was among the top 50 wealthiest families, with a net worth of at least 20 billion dollars.

Klaus said, finally piecing it together. "The Eterna company is one of the biggest worldwide, worth three trillion dollars," Katie continued, pressing her lips together. "I've wondered how Josie amassed so much wealth in just a few years. I know Finn helped, but it's mostly on Josie's side." "Then why didn't you just kill me? You're married to Finn; you could have ended both of us and taken it all," Klaus replied sarcastically.

"No, don't worry about it. Why would you pay for a gift that I'm supposed to be buying for you? I’ll take care of it." Ethan firmly handed his own debit card to the receptionist. As the transaction went through, his phone instantly dinged with a banking notification. He unlocked his screen and winced in pure emotional pain at the sight of the text message: three thousand dollars had just been deducted from his account. His remaining net worth was now hovering right around two thousand dollars—money he had carefully saved from his presentation earnings at the Valeigh Summit.

I needed him distracted, and—most importantly—out of the house. But that was fine. I wasn't in a hurry. Ethan was about to get his first big loss. By revoking those patents, I hadn't just taken back my work; I had pulled the rug out from under the biggest negotiation of his life. I knew exactly what today was. In my previous life, this was the day Ethan secured the ten-million-dollar investment from Hartley Global—the deal that turned him into a pharmaceutical mogul. Right on cue, my phone vibrated. Ethan.