Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 979

Two years later...

Eldridge City's TV station was buzzing with a hot piece of news. "The corporate war has wrapped up, with Sartori Corporation taking the crown over Ballard Group. This business skirmish kicked off over both sides trying to get a foothold in Japan's booming smart tech market. Ballard Group initially poured in heaps of cash, partnering with several research labs..."

Inside the Sartori Corporation office, Connor sat glued to the news on his computer screen. Isaac was hanging around too.

Feeling on top of the world, Isaac perched on the edge of Connor's desk, grinning. "This feels so good. Two years ago, Ballard Group was like a dragon waking from a nap, causing chaos left and right, bankrupting the Nagel family in just three months, and dealing a heavy blow to the Gilberts. If it weren't for you and Pax teaming up, the Gilberts might have been wiped out just like the Nagels."

"For the past couple of years, you and Grant have been at each other's throats, especially during those intense buyout battles. I never would've guessed my brother-in-law could keep such a low profile in the business world. Since Grant bounced back, he's been like a different man, expanding his empire like crazy, coming after me multiple times with no mercy. Thank goodness you were there to hold the fort. If not, the Eldridge Elites wouldn't stand a chance against the Ballard Group."

fast one on him, snatching up his company's shares. It turned into a

had picked up on the signs just in time. Without his intervention,

I'm supposed to be his future brother-in-law,

lips, lost in thought. Isaac sensed he might have

my sister's disappearance has anything to

boiled down to one person: Chloe. She had vanished two years ago,

crash, Grant had been severely injured, taking half a year just to get out of bed. The accident left him with a spinal injury, paralyzed from the waist down. But even

been in great shape either. When Chloe vanished, he spiraled into despair,

barely there. Back then, he had lost all