His Wife Calls The Shots
Chapter 1064: Milton White’s LM_1

Chapter 1064: Chapter 1064: Milton White’s LM_1

Chapter 1064

After taking over the Taylors, it took Chloe Collins three days to adjust personnel arrangements. She went to work early and returned late, experiencing the busy life of a working professional.

She personally held the position of President, mainly managing the day-to-day operations of the company. The Board of Directors was currently made up of just few individuals. A lot of the previous members, who were relatives of the Taylors, chose to transfer their shares and dissociate themselves when crisis struck. Now that everything at the Taylors was back to normal, each of them regretted their earlier decisions.

The takeover of the Taylors made a big splash, but she herself kept a low profile, neither appearing in public nor revealing her real name.

She made a few small disguises.

Everyone knew that LM Enterprise had acquired the Taylors, but they did not know that she was the person behind this move.

Of course, this did not include the Taylors and the Collinses.

After her visit to the hospital, Madam Taylor suffered a stroke the next day and was once again admitted to the ICU. The Taylors raced to block her everywhere, intending to teach her a lesson.

Such actions led to widespread gossip. The upper social circles began to speculate that the new owner of the Taylors was actually the young Miss Collins who was living under the charity of the Fosters.

For this reason, Sophia Ford made a rare visit to the East wing during the weekdays to verify the news with Evelyn Thompson. Because she couldn’t get a word out of Rosalind Taylor about it, and Rosalind had fallen ill these past few days, staying at home.

Evelyn Thompson herself only knew that Chloe Collins and Alexander Foster were busy lately and didn’t ask further, so she didn’t say much.

Sophia Ford said with a smile, "I invested 500 million in it, so I am especially concerned."

After hearing this, Evelyn quickly dug into her personal savings and ran to find Chloe Collins.

She also had to invest and show her determination.

Meanwhile, inside Alexander Foster’s office at the Fosters.

Maurice Willis, the assistant, bowed slightly and stole a glance at Alex Foster, sweating nervously.

"Say it again," the man ordered.

Maurice swallowed, then started, "After confirmation, it is indeed Miss Collins who owns LM Enterprise. Milton White is the Chairman, and Miss Collins is the biggest shareholder."

After hearing this, Alexander Foster’s slightly furrowed brows deepened, his handsome face was quiet, and he fell into silent consideration.

Maurice jokingly said, "Who would’ve thought, boss, that Miss Collins was Redolence’s sworn enemy. You even had her design a perfume for Redolence to defeat herself, haha, it is somewhat funny."

The man glanced up, a cold gleam sweeping by.

Maurice immediately shut up, pressing his lips firmly together!

Alexander Foster waved his hand, signaling him to leave.

His gaze fell on the computer screen where the logo of LM Enterprise was displayed. He studied the two letters, LM.

The company was established in 2017, the very year Chloe Collins joined the Dark Alliance and when he himself left the Dark Alliance.

Some things couldn’t be scrutinized or thought about in detail, the more he did, the more irritable he became.

Alexander Foster’s fingers propped up his chin, and a pair of ink-like eyes exuded a deep and dark charm. His gaze was firmly fixed on the logo, and a sense of regret welled up inside him.

No matter how powerful a person is, they can never compete with time.

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On the day the College Entrance Exam scores were released, the name Chloe Collins went viral. The reason was that for the first time, a student from Grearon scored a record high score of 749 on the College Entrance Exam. Prior to this, the highest score was 737.

It was said that the single point she lost was in the Language subject. Her essay was well written, but her thoughts were considered a bit extreme, advocating a little too strongly for female independence. Some examiners believed that this indirectly criticized men, so they deducted points. However, some teachers felt there was nothing wrong with it and gave her full marks for it, arguing that certain teachers were overthinking it.