After I Stopped Loving Him novel Chapter 907

The movie Isabella had thrown eighty million into over the New Year ended up being the season’s biggest surprise hit. It shot straight to the top of the box office and she was about to make a huge profit.

Her mom, Cynthia, gave her a gentle warning. “I know you’re juggling a few different investments right now, Isabella, but business isn’t something you should rush. Take your time. Build things step by step. If you try to do too much at once, it’s easy to make mistakes and lose everything.”

Cynthia didn’t really understand the business world, but she often heard stories from Jackson about people who crashed and burned, losing their companies overnight. She had seen how quickly fortunes could disappear. One wrong move, and you could go from living comfortably to drowning in debt, losing your home and your car, and working just to pay it all back.

Isabella smiled and tried to set her mom’s mind at ease. “Don’t worry, Mom. I’m investing with Linda and Barbara this time. They’re total pros. Honestly, they’re way better at business than I am.”

She added, “And I always ask Ethan and Harold for their advice before I put money into anything. Even though Ethan and I are divorced, he’s got way more experience in business than I do. Sure, he wasn’t great at relationships, but he’s definitely a smart businessman.”

“The Adams Group has been thriving since he took over, and Harold’s just as sharp. I only jumped in because they both thought Linda and Barbara’s projects were worth it.”

Isabella knew she was still new to all this. Besides investing in short dramas and Frank’s movie, which she picked because she remembered their success from her last life, she always did her homework, double-checked the market, and made sure she understood what she was getting into.

She was careful. She didn’t just throw money around.

Now, with a bit more experience and Harold willing to help her out, she could feel herself getting better at it all.

Cynthia finally relaxed. “Alright. That makes me feel better.”

“Time to sleep,” Isabella said, wishing her mom goodnight before closing her eyes.

Cynthia watched her daughter drift off, her face soft with affection. After a moment, she settled in and fell asleep, too.

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