Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 234:

The tension in the cabin soared abruptly. Glancing at Connor’s sullen expression, Domenic, Marc, and Terry looked away, their own cheeks heating up in shared discomfort. They silently agreed that Connor had it coming

“Hey, Mr. Daniels, no hard feelings. I was actually trying to give you recognition for being kind, generous, understanding, and loyal!” Marissa said with a grin. Her unconventional method of soothing Connor surprised Domenic, Marc, and Terry

Landen burst into laughter. He had always seen his boss, Black Snake, as aloof and unapproachable, yet here she was, cracking jokes. Connor let out a resigned sigh. What else could he do?

Marissa then penned a check for 300 million dollars and extended it towards Connor. “What’s this for?” Connor queried, his brow furrowed in confusion

“I keep my promises. I brought you on board, Lone Wolf, to help me take out Amiri. Now that we’ve accomplished that, here’s your cut,” Marissa explained, still smiling

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Connor’s face lit up as he tucked the check away. “That settles it!” Marissa declared, clapping her hands in delight

“Boss, what are you planning to do after you abandon the identity ‘Black Snake’?” Landen inquired

to study medicine with you,” Marissa

are Tiffany. Aren’t you going to

Tiffany. It

a nod. “Boss, have you

“Yes, I have.”

What does

“Incredibly beautiful.”

the more beautiful one, Dr.

beautiful than me. And when

was more beautiful. Marissa smiled meaningfully and asked, “Anything else

Landen shook

questions, just ask. I’m an open book,” Marissa encouraged. Shaking his head again, Landen confessed,

Marc, and Terry joined in, easing the

landed smoothly in Blebert. The plane had taken off from Daniels Manor but touched down on the rooftop of the

of these children, if they were confirmed as Tiffany’s, would undoubtedly tarnish Connor’s reputation. The prospect of mockery and scandal loomed large. After all, the head of the Daniels family could not be expected to raise another man’s children or step into the shoes of a