Bound Hearts: My Vows to My Disabled Spouse

Chapter 169 Strategic Moves

"He's still as sharp as ever, hitting the nail on the head."

"Every time I'm around him, he gives me chills. I'm up next for the presentation. I wonder if it'l

meet his approval."

"Working under him felt intense. His presence is overwhelming. If I were his subordinate, I wouldn't be able to relax for a moment."

Brook caught wind of some conversations about Jayden and, with a forced smile, he turned to

Jayden, teasing, "Thinking about heading back to Owen Group, Jayden?"

Was Brook testing him? Jayden looked at him, noticing a hint of jealousy and reluctance behind that smile.

It was obvious to Jayden that not everyone was convinced by Brook yet.

Jayden shook his head. "Since my disability, my physical abilities have declined. I'm concerned about my health."

"I see," Brook said, glancing at Jayden's legs thoughtfully. He shifted the conversation to the next presenter without further discussion.

With Jayden's presence, everyone became more focused on the data in the following

presentations, wary of Jayden's potential criticisms.

appeared unfazed during the discussions. Once the meeting

with a smile, he struggled to conceal his frustration in his

of losers!

sense that his employees still held respect and trust for

but wonder what his grandfather

deemed inferior to

might lose his chance

to the meeting hoping to

future leader of Owen

plan had backfired. Instead, he discovered

him.

realization weighed heavily

you just die in that car

face contorted with

leaving Owen Group building, Jayden

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whisky. "Jayden, how does it feel to return to your old

of whisky from Clive. "It's no wonder Owen Group is faltering. Brook

Clive took a sip of whisky and chuckled. "Brook Owen must

heard that my uncle's daughter is returning from overseas. If I'm not mistaken, she intends to challenge Brook for the position." "Your uncle's daughter? Seth's daughter?" Clive rang the bell, and < added, "Looks like there's going to be quite a spectacle at Owen Group. If things go as expected, Bryce will end up

naive. If he remains with the company, they'll easily shift the blame onto him. Why not persuade him to leave his position?" "I've tried, but he won't

chuckled. "Well, if there's nothing you can do, then

Owen Group. You'll reap