Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 969

Sweat began to bead on Mr. Haley’s forehead, prompting Dennis to ask one of the assistants to turn on the air conditioning in the conference room. Summer was in full swing, and the heat was starting to become unbearable.

“Mr. Haley, I’ll have someone bring you an iced soda,” offered Dennis.

Mr. Haley offered a tight smile. He dared not accept any beverage from these people, lest Mr. Raymond perceive it as a betrayal.

Despite being twenty years older than lan, Mr. Haley showed him more respect than anyone else. However, when it came to Dennis, he was full of confidence, quietly sitting aside.

Dennis slightly flattered him. After all, he needed the 20% of shares in Mr. Haley’s hands.

With half an hour left, all members of the Raymond family within the conference–room had begun to discuss.

“I heard lan’s still locked up. Once the agreement is over, are any of you willing to bail him out?”

“Who’d go? His superiority complex is unbearable. Despite being our junior, he always acts so high–and–mighty. It’s about time he got knocked down a peg. He needs to realize the world isn’t his oyster.”

“And Once the agreement ends, I’m taking Maja to the BlueSky Bar to entertain clients. She owes the Raymond family, after all. Didn’t we buy that Rosewood Manor she’s living in?”

shares, and they were even

to how much Holden cherished her, giving

A sale of that magnitude could finance

glanced at each other. At

end, all eyes turned to Dennis, the current leader of

their behavior. He would keep the mansion for himself, and these people wouldn’t get a single

had already stood up, a triumphant smile on his face. He even attempted to shake hands with Mr. Haley, but Mr. Haley remained seated, making

Dennis furrowed his brow. He wondered if Mr. Haley was planning to back out

eyes expectantly fixed

Dennis felt uneasy.

congratulations. You’re finally the CEO of Raymond Corporation.”

others quickly voiced

should host a grand party at the Raymond

in our circle.”

lan will rot in jail for a lifetime. Serves

room for retreat. He didn’t, and