Chapter 389

So if you really think about it, Hannah didn't get a bad share at all. The one who got the least, though? That'd be Grace. Victor figured Grace wasn't exactly hurting for money, but still, she was a Hughes. He had to give something—it was their way of showing parent-like support. Edward got the biggest slice, but he also put in the most work. Ever since Victor handed The Rusty Spoon over to him, he'd been grinding nonstop. The guy even swallowed his pride and learned from his own nephew just to get the business back on track and stop it from falling behind the times. If they had kept running things his old-school way, the whole brand might've gone under by now. Giving Edward more made sense. It was about keeping the family business alive. As for why he gave Claire a piece, well, sure, there was a bit of personal guilt with him and the old lady. But mostly? They believed in her skills. Giving it to her was about passing the torch. Then out of nowhere, Hannah slammed the contract down on