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No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) novel Chapter 1492

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Summary of Chapter 1492 – A pivotal chapter in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) by Harper Laine

The chapter Chapter 1492 is one of the most intense moments in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor), written by Harper Laine. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

Eleanor sat quietly in her seat. She was indeed the youngest representative here, but the shareholders had all done their private research. Her relationship with Ian had thawed, and they were actively weighing the likelihood of her reclaiming her position as the boss's wife in the future.

"Dr. Sutton is a rare talent. Not only does she shine in our company's commercial projects, but she has also made outstanding contributions to the medical field on a national level. We all admire that," Mr. Brown, one of the senior shareholders, voiced out.

"You flatter me, Mr. Brown," Eleanor said, looking at the elderly man beside her with a modest and polite attitude.

Mr. Brown was one of the original shareholders of Goodwin & Co. Even during the turbulent period following Old Mr. Goodwin's passing, he had firmly supported Ian as the successor. Eleanor was well aware of this.

Mr. Yardley, an older shareholder sitting nearby, chimed in with a chuckle, "Ian, having Dr. Sutton as your better half—oh, wait, I mean, your top executive—is a true blessing for Goodwin & Co.!"

The phrase "better half" drew knowing smiles from the other shareholders. Their gazes darted back and forth between Eleanor and Ian, and the atmosphere in the room took on a subtle shift.

Ian's previously stern expression softened a fraction. "Mr. Yardley is right, it truly is a blessing for the company. So, regarding the upcoming investment in the commercial project, I trust there are no objections?"

"Of course not. This is a highly promising field that will benefit humanity. I am fully on board."

"I'm very optimistic about it as well."

"It goes to show Ian's vision in leading us into the medical sector. This is a core part of our future strategy. The initial investment might be massive, but the prospects are boundless!"

"Of course, it also comes with equal risks," Shaun Wallace suddenly interjected.

"Mr. Wallace makes a fair point, but risks are inevitable in any industry," Ian replied, his tone steady but carrying unquestionable authority. "We have the most experienced team of experts and market operators. If you're getting too old to handle the risk, I won't force you to stay on."

Shaun's heart skipped a beat. What did this mean? Was his nephew trying to push him out of his shares?

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