Love or Die CEO’s Daily Dose of Swoon

Chapter 100

The scent of alcohol was heavy in the air of the room, so potent that Rachel had to cover her nose as she stood hesitantly at the doorway. Sanderson, looking at Kermit’s drunken state, snapped, “You damn fool, you think I want to deal with you? If it weren’t for Dad’s sake, I wouldn’t have come back today”

Kermit, bleary–eyed and swaying, waved a hand dismissively. “Then get lost, who the hell asked you to come back? Let me be clear, even if I’m about to hit it big, or if I end up broke begging on the streets, I wouldn’t ask you for a dime. And you don’t even think about getting a cut of my money” With that, he flopped back down.

Turning on his heel, Sanderson made for the exit, but as he reached the door, he saw Steward, supported by a caretaker, looking pale and unsteady.

Sanderson let out a sigh, “Dad, you heard him. I can’t deal with this right now, and I’m heading back.”

Steward seemed to want to say something, his mouth opened, but no words came out.

After Sanderson left without a backward glance, Steward entered the room and struck Kermit with his cane.

Kermit yelped in pain and leaped from the bed. “Dad, what the hell?”

Steward didn’t say a word and kept swinging the cane, “That’s for sleeping, and for what you said to Sanderson. Don’t you get it, Calvert is a scammer, and you’re being lied to.”

Kermit, who had been hopping around in pain, froze when he heard the rest, sobering up instantly, “What did you say?”

The Delaney Manor was in chaos. Rachel and Juliana clung to each other, weeping, while Kermit stood there dazed for a long time before he and Rachel rushed over to the Smith family to figure out what was going on.

The Smith family had it worse. They had invested a whopping $120 million and only made back $10 million in Interest, which meant they had lost $110 million. The entire family was in the living room, crying their eyes

out, bankrupt overnight.

Rachel and Kermit, seeing this, suddenly felt lucky. Luckily they hadn’t had time to liquidate their newly acquired property and company shares to invest more.

The Delaney Manor was shrouded in gloom, but when Sanderson returned to his new home, he found Lorna sitting gracefully in the dining room, softly speaking with Cordelia.

lights. Inside, the soft glow of the dining room light bathed. the two most important women in his life. Sanderson couldn’t help but smile, dropping all resentment, and approached cheerfully, “What’s

meal, they all

for a shower when

she handed him a tie,

His eyes

usually composed demeanor couldn’t contain the smile as he took the

was preening in front of the mirror when Lorna walked in, “Look, a gift from my dear daughter.

“No, I don’t.”

“Well, no matter. When Lia gets her bonus, she’ll buy

the weekend, he found Lorna and Cordelia in matching outfits, Lorna in a purple dress, and Cordelia in a purple frock. Sanderson couldn’t help but feel a tinge

“I mean I don’t have a tie.”

sight to behold, but Cordelia was none the wiser. She carefully packed away the gifts she had prepared for everyone in

morning, Cordelia was the first to rise, learning for half an hour before joining Sanderson and

Calvert is just a con artist around 25 or 26 years old. We shouldn’t fall for it

a whopping hundred million just like that. Were they under some kind of

experienced. You see, only the Smith family and the Delaney family were targeted by ‘Calvert‘, so he didn’t risk exposing himself too much. But it’s odd, even with the Smiths‘ decline, Jimmy shouldn’t have made such a mistake. It’s

if it is really Calvert, it’s not as good

just any scam. No point in searching anymore. Hackett’s birthday is coming up, and we’ll meet whoever

suit, “The driver’s off today, so, um, I’ll hitch a ride with you. I’ll drop you at school then head to

ulterior motives,

Sanderson’s phone buzzed. It was a message from Lorna, “You know how to drive.

peek at Cordelia, who was busy memorizing vocabulary, before stealthily replying, “Don’t you want to see what this guy looks like, the one our daughter’s been

the man next to her, “Take a

to her whims, “As

no time, they arrived