Love Unspoken

Chapter 1059

Chapter 1059

Alexander pulled his eyes away and strolled over to the window, peering down through the floor-to-ceiling glass.

He fished out a notebook from his pocket, his fingers tracing the worn edges. He had painstakingly put it back together, page by page. Alexander murmured, "We've already blown too much time."

Kyle spotted the notebook and let out a sigh. He knew Alexander's mind had drifted far from the company and Amber Bay. He was still hanging around because there were loose ends to tie up. Kaitlyn and the others thought Alexander had been laying low for the past year out of some sense of gratitude for his upbringing. If they believed that, they clearly didn't get Alexander at all. She had nearly wrecked Alexander's whole life. As the main culprit, there was no way Alexander would let her off the hook.

And when Getty got the documents, the first person she ran to wasn't a lawyer but Kaitlyn.

When Kaitlyn saw the transfer agreement, her first thought wasn't about letting Getty take over the company.

Instead, she gently advised, "Getty, you've never run a company before. Do you really want to take on these shares?"

Getty shrugged, all casual-like. "Who says I can't learn? Nobody's born knowing how to run a company. Mom, don't you have my back?"

smile, saying, "Of course I do, sweetie. I'm just worried. You just got better, and now you want to jump

hours every day, sometimes even crashing at the office. Running a company isn't as easy as it

at home and enjoy life, not run

rambled on without getting to the point, so Getty asked again, "So, are you saying I should ditch this

We gotta take them. Even if he doesn't

was getting more and more

"Of the 65% shares here, 10% are mine, and Valerie and Freya each

give back the shares that belong to you

she'd

silent for

point. How about you let me decide how to split it?"

got suspicious, eyeing Kaitlyn

Make sure you're on Ñe5s.org to catch every

Ruby. You're all my daughters. I messed up back then, and I want to make it right. I don't want the

her. By splitting the shares, she'd have three daughters, and at least one of them would