Chapter 468

Chapter 468 Sudden Turn of Events

Unexpected events always occurred sooner than planned.

When Abigail returned to the company to work on a plan for bribing Howard the following day, Sean

sent her a message.

He informed her that there was a change in the Pearsons’ situation and urged her to check Twitter.

Abigail quickly clicked into the app and found a trending topic with some hashtags.

‘L.MoonLunaInstallsHiddenCamerainKelly’s Room’

‘BedroomFootageLeakofthe Pearsons DaughterWhoRecentlyReturned’

These two hashtags were connected in every trending video.

Abigail clicked in to watch the videos, and she saw that in Kelly’s room, there was footage capturing

her while she slept, including moments when her nightgown rode up and revealed her thighs.

If Kelly had deliberately done this, she was truly willing to go to great lengths to undermine

them.

Even before Abigail could finish watching the videos, she received a call from Sean, so she answered it

immediately.

“Will this incident affect our plans for tomorrow?” Abigail asked him directly.

Sean knew that criticizing Luna’s actions now wouldn’t be productive.

“The Pearsons have already pressured Fairy Meadow to make a decision tonight. Luna’s actions are a

crime, and the Pearsons will definitely pursue this. L.Moon’s reputation will also be affected,” he stated

with a serious tone.

“I know. The videos are solid proof. L.Moon won’t be able to defend itself,” Abigail replied solemnly.

“Come with me to Fairy Meadow now. Regardless of the situation, we need to secure Fairy Meadow

first. We can address Luna’s matter later,” Sean decided.

Abigail immediately agreed to his invitation.

Cameron drove Sean to L.Moon, and after Abigail got into the car, Sean uttered, “Let’s see how Fairy

Meadow responds later.”

Abigail nodded in agreement, not saying much.

She took out her phone and sent a message to Luna.

‘Have you seen what’s going on on Twitter?”

After a few minutes, Luna replied, ‘Yes. Josh sent me back. You don’t have to worry. He said he would

explain the situation to his parents.

Abigail typed out her response, ‘Alright. I’m having supper outside. You should go back to the office and

rest.’

To be frank, she wasn’t sure if Josh would stand with L.Moon.

Kelly’s privacy had been exposed all over the internet, so there was no way the Pearsons would let

Luna off the hook easily.

Abigail unconsciously sighed, but her unintentional sigh didn’t escape the attention of Sean and

Cameron.

When they arrived at Fairy Meadow, Sean walked in front, with Abigail tagging behind him and

Cameron obediently staying by her side.

Howard was waiting for them in the reception area.

Upon seeing Sean, he immediately approached them with a tense expression. “Mr. Graham, please

come with me.”

Abigail was surprised by Sean’s prior arrangement.

Sean glanced at her, signaling for her to follow.

Abigail gathered her thoughts and followed them to the guest lounge on the first floor.

After they were seated, Howard glanced at Abigail before talking to Sean. “The Pearsons have gone

viral on social media because of the video, so they insist on voting to remove L.Moon tomorrow

morning. What is your current stance?”

Abigail felt a slight nudge from Sean, prompting her to respond immediately, “Mr. Creed, losing L.Moon

wouldn’t be a significant loss. The issue now is regarding Miss Smith. However, I’m confident that this

issue will be resolved. Isn’t that right?”

Howard’s hands were tightly clasped together, and he was feeling a lot of frustration. However, with

Sean present, he couldn’t vent his emotions, so he asked coldly, “Before we discuss business, I want to

ask a personal question. Did Luna get together with Josh because of work, or did she really fall for him

so quickly?”

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Abigail sighed and replied, “Even though we are very close, there are still boundaries between us. Why

don’t you go and ask her yourself if you’re still holding onto the matter?”

Sean stared at Howard with a stern expression.

In response, Howard chuckled self-deprecatingly. “We’ve already broken up. It’s probably none of my

business to inquire.”

“Mr. Creed, if you choose to break up, then forget about it. You’ll find someone more suitable for you,”

Abigail said with a smile.

Instead of responding to her, Howard switched the topic back to business. “I’m quite satisfied with the

cooperation Mr. Graham mentioned, but I need a contract.

Abigail glanced at Sean, and he nodded in agreement.

“We will draft the contract for your review,” Abigail stated. She didn’t say much, but it seemed like they

were well on their way to a successful partnership.

Howard was about to continue speaking, but Cameron beat him to it. “You may not trust Miss Quinn,

but you should trust Mr. Graham. Besides, the future looks promising for the collaboration between

Fairy Meadow and L.Moon. Once you have the shares, you’ll receive more dividends as long as

L.Moon performs well, so why hesitate?”

Howard pursed his l*ps but didn’t utter a word for some time.

“The issues with L.Moon are only temporary, and besides, we can’t say for sure who’ll benefit from the

exposure online yet. If you are unwilling to accept our offer, I can inquire with other members of your

company. After all, your role as CEO currently is essentially to pa*s messages along,” Sean stated

coldly. With that, he stood up, signaling his intention to leave.

Abigail quickly got up to follow him.

Seeing how Sean was straightforward and decisive, Howard hurriedly exclaimed, “I’ll provide

with an answer before the morning meeting!”

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Sean turned to look at him and said, “Please don’t disappoint me, Mr. Creed. I never engage in matters

that end in failure. You’re aware of my track record, so you should understand that I’m not just trying to

intimidate you.”

Howard was a clever person, so he understood the implications of Sean’s words.

When he realized that the benefits he had been offered were also being extended to others, Howard

couldn’t help but wonder how many cards Sean had up his sleeve. That being said, he had no way of

finding out.

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