Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 618

Barry immediately recognized the small red leather drum in Alex’s hand. It was the same one Alex had snatched from a baby store five years ago, during that desperate escape to see Ellie.

Back then, in the final moments, Alex had been shot by the police and dragged back to prison, leaving only this small drum behind, abandoned at the entrance of the Thompson residence.

When he woke up in prison later, thoughts of Ellie and their child drove him mad. To keep Alex alive, Nancy had no choice but to find someone to erase all memories of Ellie from Alex’s mind.

Even now, Nancy and Todd refused to acknowledge their own grandchildren for the sake of Alex.

“Mr. Warren, Mrs. Warren called and asked you to return to the manor,” Barry said, interrupting Alex’s thoughts as he stepped forward. It was just past ten in the morning when Alex returned to the Warren Manor.

“With such chaos happening in the company, where have you been?!” Nancy bellowed as soon as Alex entered the living room. Without showing any emotion, Alex walked into the living room and sat on the sofa opposite his parents, grabbing an orange from the table.

“Mom, I’ve got everything under control with the company. Don’t worry about it.” Alex didn’t want his parents to interfere with the business.

you need to use some tactics, but you can’t go

give those old fools a chance, but look how they treated our family! They’ve drained so much from the Warren Group over the past five years!” Alex said

would be no Warren Group left in Jaslands. Out of respect for the past,

the company over to me, don’t interfere anymore. I

sighed, “Your counterattack isn’t wrong, but you need to learn to exploit others‘ weaknesses and turn their strengths to

ideas but didn’t want to argue

Warren, Mrs. Warren, please don’t worry too much. Although Mr. Alex Warren has been busy cleaning out the corrupt executives at Warren Group, he

business empire surpasses what it was five years ago,” Barry explained,

Alex’s sharp, tired features, the faint exhaustion

silence, Nancy changed the subject. “Since you’re so confident about the company,

come wome

mid–bite of his orange. He glanced at Nancy, then Todd. He wondered, ‘In the last blind date, I’d almost made the girl faint.

they faint after just a few words.” Alex put down the

worry, Alex. This time, I promise she’s really