Divorce Time

Chapter 378

Stewart sat with his legs crossed, a smirk playing at the corners of his mouth. “Turned into what, exactly? Smitten by charm, or blind to right and wrong?”

Both, if you ask me.

Of course, Dalton didn’t say that out loud.

Stewart seemed to read his thoughts. “Funny,” he chuckled. “I have a feeling that the one who’s blind and smitten isn’t me, but someone else entirely.”

Before Dalton could respond, Stewart continued, “And as for who my mentor values the most, well, it’s not me. You flatter me too much, Mr. Ramirez.”

Dalton was taken aback. Even bringing up Kenton Wagner hadn’t fazed Stewart.

Stewart wasn’t about to let Dalton off easy. “If you feel the need to stand up for Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Ramirez, you’re welcome to terminate our contract. Of course, you’d have to compensate PrimeStar for any losses.”

Dalton thought he was speaking reasonably. But Stewart was clearly hostile, even suggesting ending their business relationship.

It was absurd.

Dalton pressed his lips together, trying to maintain his composure. “Mr. Ferguson, there’s no need to act on impulse-”

Stewart met his gaze steadily. “I’m not acting on impulse. I’m quite serious.”

was momentarily stunned.

cold and detached, but his expression was serious. In that moment, Dalton realized Stewart meant

to go this far just because he spoke on

the more Dalton felt he was

for words, but Stewart had

said coolly, “Since you’re not here to discuss business, Mr. Ramirez, I won’t keep you. Chester, show

darkened. “Mr.

else’s girlfriend, Mr. Ramirez. I wonder if Mr. Henderson is aware of

a business relationship. She seemed genuinely eager to resolve things with you, so I thought I’d

“Is that so?”

probing Dalton’s feelings for Vesta further. “I’m not in the mood for business discussions right now,

“Mr. Ferguson!”

show him

stance left Dalton with no choice. After a lingering glance,

still waiting, and he stopped.

and asked, “Done

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hesitated before