CHAPTER 46:

"Kelvin Durulo, owner of Durulo's Men's Clothing Fashion."

"David Brookline, CEO of Wells Hotels and Suites."

"Hamster."

"Jeff Rollins."

"Mr. Leonard... and so on. These ladies were the leeches behind their downfall," Lady Fiona added.

Edward turned his gaze back to her in shock. He remembered those names.

Kelvin Durulo had the biggest clothing fashion brand in the world. On Forbes, he was ranked the 12th wealthiest man in the world. But a few years ago, Durulo's fashion empire went bankrupt. It was said he had marital issues and lost a huge amount to alimony.

David Brookline, owner of Wells Hotels and Suites, was rated top 5 in an American magazine but also fell from grace. Five years ago, he was charged with sexually assaulting a woman. The case tarnished Brookline's reputation and his business, which has yet to recover.

Hamster was a well-respected businessman residing in Switzerland with a net worth of $10 billion. He was the first man from his country to provide su