And The Daddy Is… The Infertile Guy?!

Chapter 109

The crowd was buzzing with anticipation.

When the glass doors of the panoramic elevator slid open, Summit Corp’s Project Manager, Larkin, stepped out first, flanked by two of the company’s senior executives.

But where was the CEO of Summit Corp?

“Mr. Larkin.” Bainbridge had no shame in rushing forward, enthusiastically shaking. Larkin’s hand.

He had long since forgiven Larkin for that one night of heavy drinking. In the business. world, there were no eternal enemies. All he hoped for was that Summit Corp’s 20% stake would breathe new life into the Chadwick Group.

“Mr. Bainbridge,” Larkin greeted with a grin that belied his shrewdness.

“Speaking of which, where’s your boss?” Bainbridge voiced the question on everyone’s mind. “I sent the invitation, and his assistant assured me he’d be here, but there’s no sign of him yet.” Larkin said with his signature smile, “My boss‘ itinerary isn’t something I can disclose.”

“So, he’s not coming?” Farrah asked, unable to hide her anxiety.

“I’m not sure, but Warren, don’t let the absence of our CEO stall your festivities. Let’s stick to the schedule, Larkin’s answer was intentionally vague.

absent, Larkin was the face of the corporation. They had to

hall than he was surrounded by a crowd eager to learn about Summit Corp’s next big move in Bayridge

want a piece of Summit Corp? Their investments over the past five years. had been nothing short

prestigious families was a different game altogether. These families had been built over decades, even centuries, with connections. that ran deep. Often, influence was more

who would dare to cross a rising behemoth with

Chadwick family.

was

believe the founder of Summit Corp stood us up? Is he some sick old man

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through to make this event

you. Never let your emotions show, Jarvis warned.

grand doors of the banquet

ornate cane, Warren made his

for taking time out of your busy schedules to join my birthday

take this opportunity to announce two things. First, the engagement of my grandson, Bainbridge, to the lovely Ms. Vivien Sawyer from the Sawyer