What she couldn’t believe was that Henry Stanton’s main account had just over twenty million in cash.
Does the Stanton Family have only this little liquidity, or does Henry Stanton have another main account?
Sumr Monroe directly made an overseas call. As soon as the line opened, she got straight to the point and asked, "Help check all of Henry Stanton’s assets, including those overseas."
"Yes!"
The efficiency of her subordinates was high. Sumr had just reached the entrance of Stanton Manor, and her subordinates had already sent over an email.
Sumr opened it and took a close look, the shock in her eyes was beyond compare.
All of Henry Stanton’s assets, including fixed assets, added up to less than five hundred million.
The Monroe Family was once worth billions, yet in Henry Stanton’s hands, it had been squandered to less than five hundred million.
How did he manage to do that?
Or did the assets all go into Stella Monroe’s hands?
Sumr sent another ssage to her subordinates, asking them to check Stella Monroe’s accounts.
After doing all this, Sumr finally rang the iron gate bell of the manor.
What Sumr didn’t know was that as soon as she pressed the bell, soone went to report to Clarissa Stanton.
"She’s back!" Clarissa Stanton’s eyes lit up, looking at the girl beside her.
The girl was nad Coralie Hughes, with delicate features, her long golden hair curled in big waves, like a real-life Barbie doll.
Coralie Hughes was Clarissa Stanton’s cousin and had been voted the top debutante at the last debutante ball in Crestfall.
And now the Hughes Family was also a prominent family in Crestfall. Moreover, due to Mr. Hughes’ good relationship with the Quinn Family among the Four Great Families of Crestfall, a childhood betrothal was made between Coralie and the eldest son of the Quinn Family.
Coralie Hughes acted domineeringly in the debutante circle relying on this.
Clarissa Stanton had moved Coralie Hughes, this reinforcent, as soon as she returned from the airport.
Coralie Hughes leisurely stood up and said, "Let’s go, I’ll help you teach her a lesson."
Unable to resist asking, "Coralie, how are you planning to teach her?"
"Vicious people must be dealt with by vicious ans. I brought along Guai Guai today, so let’s let Guai Guai et her!"
Guai Guai was Coralie Hughes’ pet dog, a giant pit bull.
Hearing the na "Guai Guai," Clarissa Stanton instantly showed a frightened expression, as if it was so dangerous monster.
"Soone, bring my Guai Guai over from the lawn!" Coralie Hughes ordered the bodyguards behind her.
Soon, a giant pit bull drooling was brought over by fully ard servants.
Clarissa Stanton fearfully grabbed Coralie Hughes’ sleeve and said, "Coralie, isn’t it inappropriate to use Guai Guai? If sothing happens, Dad won’t let off! He dotes on Sumr a lot now."
Coralie Hughes sneered, her mouth curling slightly, and said, "Since when did you beco this cowardly? If you’re really scared, just tell your dad that I did everything. Besides, I’m only planning to give her a small lesson, not to really hurt her. Surely you’re not afraid of that?"
With Coralie Hughes as backing and her reassurance, the worry in Clarissa Stanton’s eyes gradually dissipated.
Anyway, since Coralie said so, let Guai Guai teach Sumr a lesson and give that damned girl a good scare!
As the two of them were about to reach the front door, a servant happened to pass by.
Seeing "Guai Guai," the servant scread in fright.
The next second, Guai Guai pounced up and quickly, accurately, and fiercely bit the servant’s ankle, blood imdiately seeping out from the servant’s trouser leg.
The servant instantly scread in pain.
"Stop! If you dare hit my Guai Guai, I’ll make sure you suffer the consequences!" Coralie Hughes arrogantly commanded.
The servant had to endure the pain, looking helplessly towards the others for help.
The nearby servants looked at each other, not a single one dared to step forward to help.
The last ti Coralie Hughes brought "Guai Guai" as a guest, it bit off a servant’s hand!
"Ah ah ah—" The servant cried out, instinctively reaching out to hit the dog.
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