A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 405 Manage the Company

Sierra felt the coffee trickle down her throat and seep into her heart. Behind the cup, her eyes flashed with a cold glint.

Xavier opened his mouth, but no words came out. Gripping his hair in distress, he choked out, "I know everything you did was for Mom and me, but... he's still my dad. I saw him become this way, but I..."

When he learned that William would never live a normal life again, shock and pity washed over him. Yet beneath it all was a faint, shameful flicker of satisfaction. After all, in this condition, William would no longer be able to manage the company. Shaw Corporation would finally be his.

The guilt of that thought twisted inside him. To ease his conscience, he redirected the blame onto someone else. William's stroke was caused by the debt collectors. The reason he was in debt in the first place was a scam. And who orchestrated that scam? None other than someone Sierra brought into the picture.

So, William's stroke was all because of Sierra!

Xavier blamed Sierra, foolishly thinking he could find inner peace by placing the responsibility on her. He was in for a rude awakening.

Sierra was no doormat, and she certainly wasn't someone he could bully.

With a single sentence, she pierced through his pretense. The fragile peace between them, barely taking shape, fell apart instantly.

If he hadn't ended

She leaned back, her voice icy. "William lost a fortune. Where do you think he'd claw

never give him a cent. Theo would only offer resources. So if he wants money, there's

the words hang, allowing him to think it through. Watching the carefully constructed grief-stricken mask crack, a

father-all righteous on the surface,

blame. The moment his interests were at risk, his true nature showed. Theo was right-Vera could never be

Sierra might have harbored vanished, replaced by an unyielding resolve. Her presence grew even more

company, Xavier was ce

courage to look her

himself after hearing

CEO, all his scheming

over the company wouldn't be the end of his struggles. He would still

pulled out the contracts that had been previously given by the Brown family from her bag. "Take a look at these projects. Assign someone to take them over as