Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog novel Chapter 1059

A guest at the door was still a guest. Noreen personally went to the reception room to meet Howard Hughes.

Howard was a middle-aged man in his fifties. The moment he walked in, he respectfully shook Noreen's hand and introduced himself.

"Hello, Ms. Gilmore. I am Howard Hughes, General Manager of Steadfast Trust Asset Management."

Noreen paused for a second.

She was well aware of Steadfast Trust.

It was the largest asset management firm in Glenhaven City.

As the old saying went, wealth rarely survived past the third generation.

Because of this, many elite families in Glenhaven City, realizing their heirs lacked the business acumen to run their empires, placed their fortunes into trusts to protect their legacy.

Steadfast Trust was always their top choice.

Howard seemed to have rushed over in a massive hurry. Even though the reception room was quite cool, a thick layer of sweat coated his forehead.

Noreen asked Sophia to lower the AC further.

Howard offered a grateful "Thank you," pulled out a tissue to dab his forehead, and got straight to the point. "Ms. Gilmore, I am here regarding the major crisis Winrich is currently facing. If you require any financial backing, Steadfast Trust is fully prepared to step in and assist you."

Noreen couldn't help but feel suspicious. "But I don't have any financial ties with Steadfast Trust."

So she couldn't understand why Howard would stick his neck out to help her at such a critical juncture.

Howard seemed to have anticipated her question. Taking a deep breath, he slowed his pace and explained, "Six years ago, Mr. Seth Harcourt established a highly substantial asset trust with our firm. After more than five years of closed-end management by our team, those assets have quadrupled, growing into a massive capital pool worth tens of billions of dollars."

"If you need it, Ms. Gilmore, I can immediately liquidate those funds to help Winrich crush its current crisis."

Hearing the sheer scale of the money, Noreen's fingers, which were resting on the table, twitched.

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