Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 215

Francis executed a perfect drift and stopped the car right in front of the entrance of the building. Carlisle and Daniel then exited the vehicle.

Daniel yelled up toward the rooftop. “Dad, come down!”

Ryan’s body stiffened.

He slowly opened his eyes and gazed at Daniel on the ground, saying, “Daniel, I’m so tired!”

He was 50 million in debt and had no way to repay it. The company had to be sold, but no one was willing to take over. The court was about to enforce its judgment, and Ryan did not have the courage to face the situation.

Daniel noticed that Ryan had been drinking. Thus, he did not dare to continue yelling to avoid agitating

him further.

Instead, he spoke gently, “Dad, this is my classmate, Carlisle. He wants to take over the retain you as the chairman. Could you please come down first?”

company and

Ryan gazed at Carlisle and laughed bitterly. He thought Daniel was being very naïve. He felt that Daniel

should have brought an adult along if he wanted to deceive him.

“Daniel, you’ve grown up so much. I’ve been so useless. I couldn’t give you a good future. I’ve let you and

your mother down!”

tears streamed

said is true. Carl has money.

that he was trembling.

to Carlisle and pleaded, “Carl, please tell my dad I’m not tying

shouted, “What’s the point of jumping

He had no idea what Carlisle was up to. Carlisle

tell him

would be all for nothing if Ryan became agitated and jumped.

be passed

Daniel’s shoulders.

if you die, the 50 million dollars worth of debt

But what about your son and wife? Your family? How will they survive? Don’t you

put his hands in his pockets as he shouted, his voice echoing through

rooftop. He detested Terrence

in his current state.

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It’s the act of a coward. Daniel isn’t lying to you. I will purchase

you, may I be struck by lightning

life to reassure Ryan.

up with

“Carl, thank you!”

he ignored Daniel and kept his eyes fixed

steps back from the edge.

had already made his points, and most of