I Forgot I Ever Loved You (Zoe and Hayden) novel Chapter 391

That was Nadia's sole point of contention.

It wasn't that Zoe didn't care about Hayden's assets. In fact, knowing the kind of man he was, she understood the reality of the situation perfectly well.

If Hayden truly wanted to hide something, she didn't have the power to uncover it.

All she wanted was to finalize the divorce as quickly as possible without any unexpected hurdles.

But Nadia was dead serious. She deeply empathized with all the grievances Zoe had suffered under Hayden over the past five years.

If she spotted even a hint of unfairness, Nadia's protective instincts flared up, ready to fight tooth and nail for her friend.

At the mention of Easton Group, Hayden's face instantly darkened.

"Easton Group is not part of my personal assets, and neither of you has the right to question it."

Nadia fired back, refusing to yield.

"Mr. Thorne, from what I know, you've spent significantly more time managing Easton Group over the last few years than you have your own portfolio.

Please provide evidence that Easton Group doesn't belong to you. Otherwise, I will file a legal motion to secure the share that rightfully belongs to my client."

Nadia showed zero fear. The only reason she had ever been afraid of Hayden in the past was because Zoe had still been under his control.

She had worried that crossing Hayden would result in him taking it out on Zoe.

Now that Zoe was fully awake and completely immune to the scumbag's charms, Nadia had nothing to fear. She wasn't about to leave a single cent on the table.

This man had tormented Zoe for five years. Nadia hadn't even begun calculating the emotional damages, yet he was already trying to hide assets.

So when you claim I know everything about Easton, I have to respectfully disagree. Nadia is my legal representative, and she understands the law far better than I do. I follow her lead.

If you're unwilling to divide Easton's shares, then produce the evidence proving you have no stake in it. However..."

Zoe paused, her tone sharpening.

"We are still legally married. By law, half of every dollar you earn belongs to me.

Let's assume you're telling the truth and Easton isn't technically under your name. But for the past five years, you have bled for that company.

Add to that the money you've personally poured into taking care of Sienna. Those are marital funds, and I have every right to claw them back.

And back to Easton—I've seen everything you've done for that company. Are you honestly going to sit there and tell me you worked yourself to the bone for five years without receiving a single dime in compensation?"