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After Ronald finished speaking, both Naomi and Bailey turned to him. “You’re quite wise today, Mr. Ludwig.”

Knowing that Naomi and Ronald were on her side, Balley continued, “Actually, I knew even without Ronald’s reminder. My dad wants to use me for his own gain.

“And his attitude toward me has changed recently. I bet he wants me to transfer my shares to him again.”

Bailey’s shares were left to her by her mother before she passed away. Although she didn’t manage the shares herself, the ownership was still in her hands.

Besides her father, Matthew Jenkins, Bailey held 21% of Jenkins Group’s shares. It was even more than what Matthew had.

The conversation was in full swing, and Bailey added, “Also, the other party must not be a catch if Pauline agreed to this arranged marriage. Otherwise, she would have asked her daughter to take my place instead.”

Bailey was quiet, but not stupid. Also, she and Naomi had always suspected that Pauline was the mastermind behind the accident nine years ago.

If it weren’t for the fact that her grandparents were still alive and she held 21% of the shares, Bailey might have long been dead.

clear about it, there’s no need to follow their arrangements. Besides,

Ignore your dad’s

if the other party was a catch. Given her relationship with her family, Bailey’s marriage

another source of stress. Most importantly, someone like Bailey deserved to start a loving family,

of Naomi and Ronald, Bailey breathed a sigh of relief. “I feel much better after talking with

you keep it to yourself? You should

think it was a big deal at first. But my dad has been calling me every day lately, asking me to meet

you need to prepare yourself. Your dad might want your shares in exchange for turning down the

those shares for me. Besides, he wouldn’t be where he is today if it weren’t

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shares, even if it cost

sigh of relief upon seeing Bailey’s resolution. They feared Matthew.

take advantage of her.

suddenly slid

to explain, “Brendan, we didn’t do anything wrong this time. We’re just