My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 2042

My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball Chapter 2042-Faye thought that this time the auditmanagement team would be able to run more smoothly than last time. She imagined being able tointegrate the research institute, pharmaceutical company, and hospital more thoroughly, so as toachieve an explosive increase in profits.

However, the financial team told her that pharmaceutical companies were losing money every day, andthe previous drug prices were too low to cover production costs, let alone R&D costs.

As for the hospital, although it could bring a certain amount of profit, after the name change, thosewealthy patients suddenly stopped coming to the hospital for in-depth medical examinations and lost ahuge amount of capital at once.

At the same time, some patients wanted to be discharged as soon as they heard that the hospitaldirector had changed.

While Faye was busy firefighting, Mr. Loewe kicked into action as well. The latest batch of technicianswho came in submitted their resignations simultaneously.

Finally, after losing the patent and the lucrative profits provided by Petal Talk Group, Faye found outthat Rosalie had actually prepared for this time. What was left to her was actually an empty shell.

Cash flow pressure, technicians leaving, patents lost…

In less than two days, Faye left Coast City and headed back to the GK Group headquarters tocoordinate with the board of directors and find a way to recuperate their resources. Otherwise, GKGroup would never have a chance in the domestic market.

On the other side, Rosalie’s plans were also in full swing.

Lucas and Yves were absorbing the technicians from the research institute.

Linda was busy preparing to build a new hospital.

Andrius was busy preparing for a new pharmaceutical company, incorporated all the patents into thispharmaceutical company, and then linked them to Petal Talk Group.

Soon enough, Rosalie’s business plans will return to its original state.

Of course, Byron’s full support was indispensable.

In addition, Byron was not only a commercial support, but also a full-time caregiving master forpregnant mothers.

Today, he excitedly took Rosalie to the Women and Children’s Hospital. They had planned to have anultrasound scan to see how the little baby was progressing.

After the ultrasound scan came out, the chief doctor congratulated the two of them.

“Congratulations to Mr. Lawrence and Ms. Jacobs, you have

a pigeon pair! You are so blessed!”

“Pigeon pair…”

The husband and wife looked at each other. There was an immediate joyful ecstasy.

Especially Byron, who almost jumped up to his feet.

“That’s great, that’s so wonderful! Now there’s no need to argue for the kids. They would have both ayounger brother and a younger sister!” Byron was so happy that he could not contain his joy. He tookanother look at the inspection report again, the fetal shape which was slightly bigger than the palm ofhis hand.

His eyes were full of doting tenderness.

“That’s it, now we have five! We can form a basketball team! Byron, let me just put on a disclaimer. Nomore babies after these two,” Rosalie pouted and muttered.

Byron had a cheeky smile, “It’s just the basketball team. Why can’t it be the football team?”

The chief doctor also smiled. “With the brains and brawn of the two of you, it is actually possible tohave a few more children.”

“Doctor, you’re not the one having back pain when you stand and talk!” Rosalie complained quietly.

The chief doctor burst out laughing and advised the followup matters.novelbin

Byron talked about his caretaking process during this period and received a burst of compliments. Hehad a sense of accomplishment all over his face.

After leaving the hospital, Byron immediately began to mutter again in the car.

“Honey, you need to start controlling your sugar level. It is very easy to get diabetes during pregnancy.In addition, remember to drink folic acid on time. Also, soak your feet every day to prevent severeswelling of your legs in the later stages of pregnancy…”