Gabi Garcia Net Worth Novels & Stories

“As for Kane and ATTA, they won’t fare much better. Thanks to Aria’s stunt, ATTA might collapse sooner than anyone thinks.” “Too bad about my shares,” the other party murmured, but their tone lacked regret. Gabriella smiled lightly. “Hey, I never expected you to stick around ATTA forever. Just withdraw your funds when the time’s right. Besides, your pockets are already full of Jepson family money, aren’t they?” “Yes, yes… if not for your wisdom, Gabriella, I wouldn’t have made this fortune.” After exchanging a few polite words, the call ended. Gabriella tapped her fingers on the desk before dialing Ivan. She had instructed him to drain every last penny from Natalie—though whether he would su

“I hope he doesn’t let her get into his head. She’s bad news all the way around. I imagine the only reason she’s sniffing around him now is because she’s out of money.” Mia arched an eyebrow. “You know this for sure? Didn’t she get a lot from him in the divorce?” Like a whole lot. Gabe had money. A lot of it. And from what she figured out from gossip and bits and pieces of overheard conversations was that Lisa got a very healthy divorce settlement. Nothing that would cripple Gabe, of course, but Lisa had walked away with enough to last someone a lifetime. Or at least a normal person.

Bree replied. Giana shifted, turning to stare at Bree, her eyes blinking at her as she pouted. “It’s not necessary. We can just take this opportunity as a vacation, you know. Going on a spa date, scrubbing, there’s a whole lot to do.” She held Bree’s hands, blinking cutely at her. “We can’t let all that money go to waste. I heard Spencer Bennett’s net worth is more than fifty billion dollars. We won’t even be spending a quarter of one-quarter of the money. Just a little.” Bree glared at her, prying her hands away from Giana’s hold. “Stop staring at me that way.”

She sounded exhausted. "Did you find any investors?" Ben asked. "I have three from the U.S. and one in France totaling three million dollars but it's not nearly enough," she lamented. "How much are you short?" Gabriella hesitated. "Seven million." "What's the budgeted return from next season's contracts?" Ben asked. "Thirteen to fourteen million. I've seen the designs. There are some stellar products in there but if we can't afford the materials to make them it's over."