The Heiress They Couldn't Break novel Chapter 242

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Chapter 242 Problems Everywhere

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On the other side of town. Amelia was busy handling company affairs while secretly instructing Tyler to keep pressing closer to uncover the truth about Regina, who had always been backing

Gianna.

Right now, she was living a very relaxed life, and there was no way she would ever need to go back and rely on the Nygards.

Their intentions were clear. They wanted to cooperate.

And the person who came to find her this time was none other than Elian Carter, the grandson of her late grandfather’s trusted aide.

“Nygard Group hasn’t been doing well lately. The production of rare medicinal herbs is going down, and there are fewer and fewer people who know how to grow them.”

Elian continued, “Not only that, but the higher–ups are starting to complain about Nygard Group. If things keep going like this, we might lose our status as the designated medicinal supplier.”

Elian wasn’t just a shareholder but also a senior executive within the company, so he had some influence in the company.

He was one of the very few who still worked diligently for the Nygards.

“It seems like Marcelo hasn’t done much, even though he’s being groomed as the future heir.”

She smiled mockingly. She already knew he couldn’t control the shareholders or handle unexpected problems.

Not only him, but even Raymond couldn’t manage the massive family business well anymore.

Marcelo was just even worse.

Nygard Group had already started to decline when her grandfather was alive, but luckily, he was there to hold things together.

Unfortunately, the decline wasn’t obvious right after he passed away. It only showed in the last few years.

Now, everyone in the industry was secretly rejoicing, thinking Nygard Group was about to collapse.

They all felt that Nygard Group was hanging by a thread and were just waiting for the downfall.

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Chapter 242 Problems Everywhere

If things continued as they were, the situation would only worsen.

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The higher–ups might reconsider Nygard Group’s monopoly over the herbal medicine supply chain.

Their long–term pharmaceutical partners could also start withdrawing one after another.

If that domino effect happened, it would cause serious and long–lasting damage to Nygard Group’s business reputation and place in the market.

The problem with Nygard Entertainment had already given rival companies plenty of excuses to kick them while they were down, sending their stock prices into chaos.

If internal issues surfaced now too, the consequences would be disastrous.

Elian kept talking, looking worried. “Nygard Group has problems both inside and out. If we don’t solve them quickly, the company might be completely ruined.

“You’re smart, capable, and have deep knowledge of the herbal industry. Even the late Mr. Conrad believed you would one day lead. I’m sure he’d want you to come back.”

As her grandfather’s loyal subordinate’s grandson, Elian had met Amelia many times.

Back then, she often visited her grandfather. Conrad had high hopes for her, teaching her everything he knew.

So, Elian knew exactly how capable she was and what her skills were, which was exactly what the company needed.

Only certain people in the Nygards, who were easily tricked and controlled by others, didn’t understand the real Amelia.

Anyone who truly tried to understand her would never underestimate her.

Amelia listened quietly, a thoughtful look in her eyes.

Of course, she knew about Nygard Group’s problems and she wouldn’t let her grandfather’s lifelong work be destroyed.

That was why she had started her own company, why she was competing against the Nygards, and why she wanted to take back everything that belonged to the Nygards herself.

She wanted to fight Marcelo for the right to be the heir, and she wanted to fight Raymond as well as the high–level executives and shareholders who were already planning to take over.

Maybe outsiders and Nygard Group’s rivals didn’t know what was happening inside, but Amelia knew very well.

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