Goodbye, My Love

She offered Marco a comforting smile, then turned an icy, merciless glare on Laura and Marina.

“Despite previous demonstrations of your lack of shame, I’m still astounded by your audacity now. Do I need to enlighten you on the history of the Bryant Group’s evolution?”

Loraine’s fury mounted as she continued, “Even an outsider like me knows the Bryant Group was saved by Marco’s diligence. Without him, the group may have crumbled long ago, never reaching its current prominence. Regardless of blood ties, Marco has played an indisputably crucial role in the Bryant Group’s success. By treating him in such a manner, aren’t you concerned about alienating all the shareholders?”

Marina was momentarily unnerved, recalling the supportive speeches delivered by Marco’s proponents during the shareholders’ meeting.

Could she be certain… that they would take her side?

Upon hearing Loraine’s warning, Liza cast her a glance, then responded with a derisive sneer, “Oh, don’t misunderstand. If the Bryant family hadn’t entrusted such a substantial enterprise to Marco, what could he have achieved as an inexperienced youth? It’s the Bryant Group’s robust foundation that has allowed it to flourish. Even with a different CEO, the Bryant Group would have still reached its present stature!”

Loraine almost Laughed out loud at the audacious claim, but Liza unabashedly continued, “Loraine, you needn’t defend him. We, the Bryant family, have not wronged him. Marina’s father passed away unexpectedly without leaving a will, and we believed that Marco was his son, so we temporarily put Marco in charge of the Bryant Group.

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Bryant assets. I’m merely reclaiming control of the Bryant Group, which is both fair and legal. Conversely, are

Liza’s assertion with silence. Liza’s confident words seemed

Bryant Group should rightfully be hers. Even if Liza had reservations, she had

the sight of Marco, standing silent and inert, no longer instilled fear in

by the imminent threat of being expelled from the Bryant family and left penniless. Why

never one to resist exploiting an opportunity, strode

with a

before she could close the distance, Loraine intercepted

questioned,

rightful heir of the Bryant family, can’t I express some concern for

dare advance further and maintained her distance, her voice laden with mockery, “Brother, this will be the Last time I address you as such. But you know, Loraine has a point. You have indeed made significant contributions to the company, and we can’t have you living on