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Side Chick Era Over (Sharon and Carter) novel Chapter 827

Chapter 827

John explained, “The original shares date back to before you were born. When your mom left the Kalen family, that ten percent was placed under a thirty-year seal.

She told me that when she helped your father protect the company back then, she chose to lock those shares away to prevent conflict.

At the end of this year, the restriction will finally lift. At that time, the lawyer will contact you to discuss the transfer of ownership.”

In recent months, John had begun studying business. What once baffled him was now starting to make sense.

Originally, he had planned to wait until Sharon’s concert was over before telling her. But the more he learned, the more convinced he became that she needed to know sooner rather than later.

What if the Kalen father and sons tricked her into signing away her inheritance?

Noticing her silence, he asked, “Sharon, what do you think of all this?”

Sharon didn’t hesitate.

“Since my mother left it for me alone, of course, I have no reason to give it up.”

Relief softened his expression.

“I was worried you might abandon it for the sake of your music.”

Sharon chuckled.

“Do you really think I’m that lofty or that foolish?”

Even with her limited knowledge of business, she understood perfectly well what shares in the Kalen Group meant. And these weren’t just any shares-they were original stock.

She recalled when her father had “consulted” her about giving shares to Victoria. In truth, it had been nothing more than a polite notice.

John nodded.

“In the meantime, you should start familiarizing yourself with business matters. That way, when the Kalen family inevitably sets traps, you won’t walk into them blind.”

Sharon agreed.

“Alright. I’ll buy a few books to start with.”

After chatting a while longer, Sharon prepared to leave.

Just as she stepped out of the studio, two familiar figures appeared-one tall, one small.

“Mom!” Theo called out, racing toward her.

Sharon bent down and caught him in her arms. “Theo, what are you doing here?”

It wasn’t the weekend. He should have been in school.

“I’m going diving in Marcentine with Aunt Victoria next week,” Theo said earnestly. “I might not see you for a while, so I wanted to come before I left.” 2

Sharon froze for a moment.

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“You’ve been spending a lot of time with Aunt Victoria lately?”

Theo thought about it.

“Sometimes, when Grandpa has free time, he brings me over to stay for a day.”

Beside them, Carter spoke up, “Sharon, I already promised Theo that during his vacation, we’ll take him to see the aurora and go skiing together.”

His dark eyes rested on her, carrying a softness that flickered just beneath the surface.

“As a father, I missed too many moments of his childhood.

“And as a husband, I neglected you even more.

“From now on, I’ll do my best to make it up to both you and Theo-to fulfill my responsibilities as a father, and as your husband.

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He paused, his gaze steady on her.

“I’ve already transferred your old studio back into your name. And Kelly’s seaside villa-whether you want to live in it or sell it, the choice is yours.

“As for her… I’ve reported her to the police. She’ll go to prison. However you want her dealt with, it will be as you wish.

“Sharon, I’ve wronged you and I’ve hurt you so much. I’m sorry. Can you… forgive me, just once?”

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