My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup novel Chapter 1399

The volunteers, who were on high alert, were puzzled.

"Didn't Zora say that this woman is more ruthless than those before?" A volunteer inquired. This man was the first one who proposed to move out of the locals' houses and stay with Logan.

"Yeah, besides being a little fierce to Zora when she came to the island, she hasn't done anything else..."

"Didn't I say? Don't believe whatever the locals tell you. You don't even know when you're being used," Logan said while flying the drone.

The volunteers looked at each other with mixed feelings.

"Didn't you hear about her before you came here?" Logan asked.

The volunteers shook their heads.

Someone said, "Most businessmen are ruthless in order to make money."

Logan glanced at him. "I'm not like you. I don't judge a person based on their social registration. If you have the slightest understanding of her achievements, you wouldn't have any bias against her."

"What do you mean?"

"You can search the charity projects she has been involved in and led." Logan gave a mysterious smile. "Just those that can be discovered are stunning."

The volunteers looked at each other.

Someone immediately took out his phone to search.

Indeed, there was a compilation of charity projects that Athena had funded.

From protecting plants to addressing the challenges faced by women during their menstrual cycles, supporting the education of children, and assisting individuals with disabilities and special needs, it even filled the screen.

She had participated in too many charity projects.

Logan continued, "You often participate in such projects, right? But you may not necessarily be more careful than her. For instance, the turtle rescue project she started last year in her daughter's name was so popular online. But did you know that she was the one who funded it?"

Everyone was silent.

Logan shrugged. "Anyway, after seeing all these, I don't think she really would be utterly heartless and destroy the ecology here for money, as the locals said."