Jessica Canseco Net Worth 소설 & 이야기

She paused for effect as she added. "Just like all the admirable ladies out here - I can see Mrs. Cadewell, who had been managing her husband’s company rather admirably.” “Miss Jessica, who got married last month, had taken the helm of her father’s company which was on the verge of bankruptcy when she was only 16. It has expanded to three cities now. She also managed to get a Doctorate on the side. All those times, she was dating her high school sweetheart, now husband, for 11 years.”

“And let’s be honest, you could probably outbid half the people here.” I glared at her. “You’re insane.” Jessica grinned mischievously and, before I could stop her, raised her hand. “Five thousand!” My heart dropped. “Jessica, what are you doing?” She leaned closer, feigning an innocent expression. “You need to save me. I’m broke. C’mon, Eloise, be a good friend, don't let me go bankrupt.”

Wayne looked at Kaze with contempt. “Kaze, how about you know your place? A son-in-law of a second-tier family speaks such bold words to Jessica?” Zack added, “Jessica came back from studying abroad and is now the CEO of a big company. You two are not from the same world. What gives you the right to question her?” Jessica was like a goddess to them and they would kill for the goddess’ kiss. It was audacious for Kaze to offend Jessica and it gave them the chance to win the goddess’ heart.

Today, it felt like armor. The joint account she shared with Lucas held **$1.27 million**—hard-earned commissions from her years as a luxury brand strategist, not his tech fortune. In her past life, he’d frozen it the second he suspected she knew about **Luna**, leaving her begging for groceries while he showered his mistress with **Cartier**. This time, she’d beat him to the punch.

Disgusting. Jessica’s nails dug into her palms as she walked faster. She could still hear Sean’s words echoing in her head. "You must hand over the copy today, otherwise, you and Molina will leave here together." So that’s what she was worth now? So replaceable? She’d worked harder than anyone, sacrificed her personal life, watched Sean rise in this company while standing silently in the background. And now, one scandal, one silly design file and he was ready to throw her away like she meant nothing?

“I’ve been gathering information on the show’s participants and even had to ask a friend for help. But I finally got something that might be helpful.” My fingers tapped impatiently on the glass table. “So,what did you get?” He exhaled, then dropped the news. “Jessica…is not the owner of the show. She’s the pretty, friendly recruiter—the front who lures clueless and desperate aspiring actors into their trap.” “Okay… What else did you find out about her?” “She’s been in the business for three years. And she’s in a secret relationship with the real owner, a man named Ben Carson. Who is married to a friend of Jessica's.”

Victor muttered. Jealousy flickered in Fiona’s eyes. Victor leaned in closer. “Fiona, I’ve got a really promising lead. Want to hear it?” Coco quickly scooted over. “What is it, Victor? Spill!” “You’ve heard of Celine Jenkins, right? Her husband used to be the richest man in the country. After he died of cancer, she sold their companies and threw herself into cancer research. If we can get in with her foundation, we could really go places.”

he asked, leaning forward. “Jessica paid them off. Both Miranda and Beatrice—$20,000 each.” “Christ!” he exclaimed, visibly shocked. “With that kind of money, she definitely had something to hide.” “Exactly! And I’m going to find out what it is.” But something wasn’t sitting right with me. “Did you know Simone and Jessica were friends?” His expression shifted, and for a moment, he seemed caught off guard. He looked down as if avoiding my gaze. “No,” he finally answered, the surprise was evident in his voice.

The Jones family who came included Jessica's parents and Victoria. By now, Diana had made a name for herself in show business. She had acted on the silver screen and was involved in some online productions. Although she was not as mainstream as heavyweight stars like Juliana, she still had some fame within the industry. And she was invited too. Some of the ladies from the Akuffo Family gathered to gossip. "Tsk tsk, Jessica's done pretty well for herself. Having famous celebrities, not bad at all! Why would they even bother to hang out with lowly people like us? For all we know, even their cat is more worth their time than we are! I heard that the Persian cat she's carrying costs 10,000 a mon