My Bossy CEO Husband

She walked up to the gates and swept her gaze over the media people like a queen would her subjects.

“Who is this woman?”

“That’s Rosalynn, Mr.

Hughes’ wife!”

“Oh, my God! She is still alive!”

When the reporters saw Rosalynn emerge, they all hurried over and aimed their cameras at her.

“Mrs.

Hughes, there’s news claiming that you and Mr.

Hughes are both dead.

Is that just fake news?” one reporter asked.

Rosalynn glanced at the reporter, then at the bright sun overhead.

“It’s ten o’clock in the morning and the sun is shining brightly.

If you were encountering a ghost, I doubt it would be standing in the sunlight.

”

Her voice was cool, yet there was a playful note in her response.

This lightened the mood somewhat.

The reporters couldn’t help but chuckle.

“Mrs.

Hughes, if you’re okay, how is Mr.

Hughes? Is he alright?” another reporter inquired.

Rosalynn pressed her lips together and responded, “He’s alright, but it’s currently not possible for him to meet with everyone.

”

“Mrs.NôvelDrama.Org holds text © rights.

Hughes, what do you mean by that?”

“Mrs.

Hughes, is Mr.

Hughes injured or missing?”

“Mrs.

Hughes, if something were to happen to Mr.

Hughes, who would take over as CEO of the group?”

The reporters were quick to press for more details.

Rosalynn appeared composed, yet her gaze was steely.

“Don’t speculate wildly.

I mean exactly what I say.

The Hughes Group will not be transferred to anyone else.

Brian is currently the CEO, and he will remain so.

”

The reporters seemed eager to continue questioning, but Rosalynn raised her hand, signaling them to quiet down.

“Ladies and gentlemen, I’m here today to assure you that my husband is well and the group is operating as usual.

Should anyone spread false rumors or slander about my husband and me, we will take Legal action.

Of course, I trust that none of you would challenge the Hughes Group merely for some media attention, correct?”

Her message was direct, and her stance was unmistakable.

The reporters understood the influence of the Hughes Group.

They wouldn’t dare to circulate false reports about Brian and his wife’s demise at such a time.