Chapter 658 The Quinnells' Family Disintegrates

• Wynter learned about Albert's engagement in her dream, however, not because she was invited, but rather because he had an accident on the day of the engagement. He was in a vegetative condition after going into a coma. Jolene inherited all of Albert's corporate equity rights because she was his declared fiancée. Why Fabian would die so young had been a mystery to Wynter. She was surprised by how low his life expectancy was, both in terms of predicted longevity and physical health. She had her response now. After a string of bad luck, Fabian, who was already quite sick, could take it no longer. Fabian, on the verge of death, fought to see Albert, but he remained unconscious.
• Some of the choices Fabian had made while running the business were challenged after his passing. They said that his concepts were out of date and inappropriate for modern corporate development. Shane began listing the Quinnell Group on foreign markets. He replaced many long-term workers with artificial intelligence and laid them off. Sebastian decided to go it alone at the moment, and nobody could stop him. Jolene then expelled Sebastian using the shares she inherited from Albert. Wynter was theoretically incapable of doing such things. However, she had to be there whenever there was a change in stockholders since she was a member of the Quinnell family.
• In the corporate world, Sebastian had caused a great deal of offense, and no one who concealed a secret from him would be willing to forgive him. All Wynter could do was watch Sebastian go. A dynamic attorney who was well regarded in the business, he was charged with surreptitiously manipulating Rowan's case after assuming control of it. The only option left to him in his dire circumstances was to travel overseas. Quinnell Group would never return to its previous state. With tears in his eyes, Phil said, "Ms. Quinnell, the Quinnell family has fallen apart." The window was being hit by raindrops. Wynter awoke abruptly and was pallid. This was a first.