Falling For My Mysterious Wife by Cassidy Alfaro

Chapter 406

“Alisha, I can’t sell the shares.” Deven frowned. He was a member of the Stein family. If he had no confidence in the Stein Group, what would outsiders think?

Alisha glared at him and said angrily, “If you don’t, when the Stein Group goes bankrupt, your shares will be worthless. Do you want to live the rest of your life in misery?”

Deven was silent.

“Deven, sell the shares in your hand and set up a new company with me. It only belongs to you and me. There won’t be any share dispute. Isn’t that good?” Alisha said.

She finally exposed her purpose. Since Monica wanted to obtain the Stein Group, Alisha knew she had no chance. That was why she was ready to set up her own company.

But she needed money. The only source for her to get money was Deven.

“But…”

“Don’t say anything. Deven, think about what you have done in the past few years. Do you want Monica to surpass you and let outsiders mock you? They will say Mr. Stein’s son is inferior to Monica.” Alisha became impolite and angry, thinking that Deven was useless.

Alisha was quite capable of persuading men. When Deven said this, he was indeed a bit moved.

these years, he had been incapable and ridiculed by outsiders. Although no one ever said anything to him, he knew everything

opportunity to establish his own company, he was naturally

front of Alisha, he had to admit that he really

him and said, “Don’t worry. With my help, you will succeed. I promise

worse than

I

a man or not? Aren’t you afraid of living under Monica’s shadow for the rest of your

Alisha angrily shouted

quickly comforted her. “Alisha, don’t

right. Don’t worry. I won’t let you down.”

moment, Deven had no idea that his decision turned

life into having nothing.

the couple’s conversation. Even if she knew, she would only applaud

and felt exhausted. However, at this time, she happened to see Jaydon in the

brought you something to eat.” He put the dinner box on

bothered by Jaydon. “Mr. Becker, I am very grateful for your kindness, but you really don’t