Chapter 586: Wanting Both Identity and Shares
"Xaviera was wronged outside, I will treat her well in the future, just stop hitting Anna!"
"I know Xaviera is my own daughter, and I want to treat her well too, but Anna is my flesh and blood too, how can I bear seeing her being wronged? If I treat Xaviera well, what will happen to Anna? What has she done wrong?"
"Anna has no blood ties with us. If I don\'t treat her well, what status will she have in this family? So, I have to favor her."
Since Xaviera has already suffered for so many years, at this point, what\'s the problem in making way for Anna? Hadn\'t she already gotten used to it?
"Fine." Mrs. Russell sneered coldly, "Take your good daughter and get out of the Russell house!"
Jeremy Campbell\'s face changed drastically, and he rushed in front of Mrs. Russell, "Mom, Xaviera is my daughter, Miss Campbell. How can I abandon her? At the birthday banquet, I will announce her identity so she won\'t be wronged."
As soon as the words fell, Xaviera, arm in arm with Caleb Mamet, slowly approached.
Jeremy\'s mind went blank, as Mrs. Russell\'s words echoed in his ears. If they didn\'t want Xaviera, the Russell family would sever ties with the Campbell family. The Campbell family\'s business had relied on the Russell family and Hughes family for the past few years. Losing the Russell family would be like losing an arm. n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om
He frantically rushed in front of Xaviera, "Xaviera, come home with Daddy, alright?"
Nidya calmed down, knowing that losing the Russell family\'s support would be a great loss to the Campbell family, and their status would be far from what it once was. She urged through gritted teeth, "Xaviera, come home with us. As long as you don\'t fight with Anna, I will love you."
Caleb Mamet greeted Mrs. Russell with a slight nod, then turned his dark expression towards her, casually saying, "Mrs. Campbell."
The man\'s voice was flat, but the palpable coldness radiating from it sent chills down one\'s spine.
Caleb adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses, and his thin lips curled into a cold smile, "You can take Xaviera back to your house too."
The worry in Nidya\'s eyes disappeared instantly, replaced by disdain and ridicule. Sure enough, Xaviera couldn\'t refuse the identity of the Campbell family\'s daughter.
Although Xaviera was now married to Caleb Mamet and had become the highly respected Mrs. Mamet, how could she establish a firm footing in the Mamet family without the backing of a wealthy parents\' family? At least if one day Caleb abandoned her, she could still return to the Campbell family and live a worry-free life as a noble lady.
Caleb Mamet glanced coldly around, clearly capturing the ridicule in Nidya\'s eyes, and lazily opened his mouth, "However, I do have a few conditions."
Jeremy Campbell responded immediately, "Mr. Caleb Mamet, please go ahead."
Caleb\'s expression was indifferent, "Mrs. Mamet is your biological daughter. If she returns to the Campbell family, it must be as Miss Campbell, otherwise, there will be no talk."
Nidya reluctantly protested, "No…"
"Mr. Mamet, I agree. What else do you want?" Jeremy interrupted hastily, then yelled at Nidya, "Are you out of your mind? If the Russell family cuts off ties with our family, we are done for! The family head will never spare you!"
Caleb Mamet spoke up, "Replace the maid who switched my wife\'s name, and deal with her. If the Campbell family doesn\'t want to be the villain, I\'m willing to take on the responsibility."
Anna Campbell\'s eyes widened in shock as she hurriedly shook her head.
Jeremy\'s face showed difficulty, knowing that if they handed the maid over to Caleb Mamet, her fate would either be prison or a secret disposal by him, both of which were tragic outcomes.
Caleb spoke slowly, "Thirdly, Adrian Campbell is your biological son. I don\'t care how many shares he has, but Anna is just an adopted daughter. She is not worthy of having 30% of the shares. Thus, her shares must be transferred to my wife."
Boom—!!
Anna and Nidya looked up in disbelief, while Jeremy wore a troubled expression.