Mr. Warner Your Ex-Wife is Brilliant by Paula Chapter 252

Mr Warner Your Ex-wife is Brilliant
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Chapter 252
Chapter 252
In the face of the reporters’ aggressive questions, Jane stayed composed and co o lly surveyed the scene. A sense of chill emanated from her, adding an aura of authority.
“Who said Warner Corporation has no intention of compensating? Not only will Warner compensate, but we will personally hand over the money to the victims in front of all the reporters and media,” Jane replied.
Upon hearing Jane’s response, the reporters were stirred up, bombarding her with various questions.
Undisturbed, Jane casually said, “I understand that all of you are concerned about the situation at Warner Corporation. As a representative of Silverbourne, Warner Corporation will provide an explanation to the victims and everyone involved.”
“In three days, Warner Corporation will hold a press conference, and all of you are welcome to attend. We will provide a clear explanation at that time.”
After Jane’s words, the reporters exchanged glances, realizing that Warner Corporation had indeed set a specific time to address the situation. They could no longer linger and pester her here.
However, the woman causing the commotion was unhappy with Warner’s words and questioned loudly, “Are you trying to delay things by setting a three-day deadline?”
“Just three days, can’t you wait, Ma’am? I have already said that Warner Corporation will personally hand over the compensation at the press conference in front of all the reporters, serving as witnesses,” Jane retorted.
“Also, when such a significant incident happens in a family, the first priority should be to let the deceased rest in peace, not to rush for compensation. It makes me doubt whether Madam here even cares about the well-being of the deceased. It seems you are eager for the compensation, not for justice,” she added sharply.
Jane’s sharp words redirected the attention of the reporters towards the woman and her companion.
Feeling the scrutiny, the woman looked flustered and glared fiercely at Jane.
“Alright, I’ll give you three days. If you don’t hand over the money then, don’t blame me for taking legal action against you,” the woman said coldly before leaving with her son.
After escorting the reporters out, Jane went straight to Drake’s office and instructed the secretary to provide all the detailed information about the case.
After carefully reviewing the information, Drake’s eyebrows furrowed. The records showed that the employee involved in the accident had been working at the construction site from the beginning of the project, with a near-perfect attendance record and a history of working overtime.
Regarding his family, he had a simple setup-a mother in her fifties, an unmarried elder brother, a wife, and a ten-year-old son. Both the woman and her elder brother were unemployed, and they relied on the employee’s income and the wife’s small stall for their livelihood.
The more Jane read, the more concerned she became. After deep contemplation, she decided to visit the family in person.
As she stepped out of Drake’s office, she overheard some whispers coming from the secretary’s room. They were discussing her, doubting her ability to resolve the crisis that even Drake couldn’t
handle, and questioning her decision to hold a press conference in three days.
Jane paid no attention to the gossip and left the Warner Corporation building.
She called Drake’s driver and asked him to accompany her to the address she had seen in the information.
The victim’s name was Jack Baker, and he lived in a village called Anglebury in the outskirts of Silverbourne. In rural areas, funerals were typically held at the deceased’s home, and friends and family would come to help.
When Jane arrived, there were many people at the Baker family’s home mourning the loss. Their house was a two-story building, well-maintained Jack Baker’s body was placed in the main room, and a small altar with offerings had been set up. A child wearing a white cloth knelt in front of the altar, and a middle-aged woman lighted a candle nearby, presumably Jack’s wife.
Jane’s arrival caught the attention of some people, especially the woman burning the paper money. She stood up and approached Jane with a tired look, asking, “Who are you?”
Jane politely replied, “Hello, I am from Warner Corporation, and I am responsible for handling the accident your husband was involved in.”
Hearing Jane’s words, the woman hesitated for a moment before asking in a calm tone, “What brings you here?”
“I wanted to pay my respects to your husband,” Jane replied, trying to be as friendly as possible.
The woman hesitated again but eventually nodded, allowing Jane to proceed.
Afterward, the woman escorted Jane out, clearly indicating that she didn’t want her to stay.
Understanding the woman’s intention, Jane didn’t insist on staying. However, her purpose for coming was not just to offer condolences.
“I still have a few questions I’d like to ask you, if that’s not too inconvenient,” Jane said mildly.
The woman hesitated for a moment but eventually nodded. “Your family’s situation doesn’t seem to be very difficult. I also checked your husband’s working hours at the construction site, and it’s true that he worked overtime. I even contacted the foreman at the site, and he said your husband voluntarily requested to work extra hours. I don’t understand why he would push himself so hard when your family’s situation is not bad.”
Hearing Jane’s words, tears welled up in the woman’s eyes, as if Jane had touched the most painful part of her heart. In response, Jane became even more puzzled. The woman broke down in tears and said, “It’s all my fault. If it weren’t for me insisting on buying a house outside, Jack wouldn’t have worked so hard. It’s all my fault…”
Hearing the woman blaming herself, Jane’s mind stirred with thoughts.
Just then, the woman who caused the commotion at Warner Corporation that morning appeared. Seeing the woman and Jane standing together, she walked over while grumbling.
“Why are you still here? Can’t you see how busy it is inside? You have no sense of decency! I really don’t understand how that dead brat married you.”
After the woman was scolded, she looked at Jane and said, “Oh, isn’t this the so-called person in charge of Warner Corporation? Why did you come to my house? Are you ready to give me the compensation now?”
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Hearing the woman’s words, Jane’s expression froze for a moment. She took out a sum from her bag and handed it to the woman as a gift.
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money
“Please accept this as a token of condolences,” Jane said. “My condolences to you and your family.”
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