Love Unspoken

A subtle shift flickered in Wayne's eyes as he posed his question, "Then what is it? After everything you've done, what do you expect from me?"

The room was heavy with an invisible tension, a delicate atmosphere that lacked the warmth of family and the stark hostility of enemies.

"Do you think you've been good to me?" Alexander countered.

Taken aback, Wayne retorted, "What now? You think I've wronged you all these years? I gave you shares, handed the company over to you, and this is how you thank me?"

A dry, sarcastic laugh escaped Alexander's lips. "Shares? If Ulysses had still been around, would you have divided them just to shut him up? Besides, that 30% you distributed didn't even come directly from you, did it?" A slight change in Wayne's complexion betrayed his surprise. Indeed, Alexander was right; the shares hadn't been in Wayne's possession when they were divided.

Ulysses, having retired, had washed his hands of these matters, leaving it up to Wayne to decide. Ulysses had intended for Alexander to take over his position, but Wayne, claiming he was still young, vetoed the idea. The plan was set for Alexander to start as CEO for experience, while Wayne stepped back to become Chairman. When it came to the shares, Wayne didn't want Alexander to hold too much power, so he decided to appear fair and divided them among several children.

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If you hadn't treated us all the same, how would you have justified it?" Alexander pressed.

demeanor, looking at Alexander in surprise,

Alexander retorted. "So, I'm still in

his abilities, Wayne wouldn't normally go out of his way to favor him like

as if he were shooing someone away. "I'm no longer the chairman of the Landry Corporation; you're the one in control now. There's no point

to enter the house, having remained outside since she arrived. Nearby,

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bars, Walter had vanished, and now Harold was back here again. Kaitlyn, overwhelmed by her daughter's issues for the past few days,