Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

At the Hamerton Group’s top floor, the meeting felt exceptionally solemn and serious due to Liam’s presence.

Liam was seated at the table, dressed in a black silk suit. His silver hair told of the years he had lived. Even with age catching up to him, his gaze was bright and lively while he exuded a sense of authority.

He looked at Zephyr and asked, “Has the handover procedure with the Baker Group been completed?”

“Yes,” Zephyr answered calmly. “Madam Baker is the largest shareholder of Imperial Media right now.”

“Mm.” Liam nodded with a complicated gaze flashing in his eyes. “I hope this company shows its value under Madam Baker.”

Even when he had conflicts with the Bakers in the past, he was definitely able to still be tactful with how long he had been in the business world.

Moreover, the interests of the Hamertons and the Baker Group were intertwined and complicated. Zephyr was Janine’s son, and that meant that it would be impossible for the Hamertons to cut contact with the Bakers.

In that case, they might as well work together and seek a suitable opportunity in the future.

looked at Zephyr with a deep gaze. Everything else was great—he was happy with this heir he had trained, but Cordelia was a

in the meeting. It was when it ended that he asked others

with a smirk. The latter knew clearly that he must have instigated something

scene at the Bayers’ party the other day, and Nelly had failed to win any favor. Instead, because of the “mistress” issue, she dug her own

with what

marriage between Zephyr and

expected, Liam toyed with a piece of jade and asked with a grim expression, “Zephyr, I heard that your mother’s met that

brow. “Who are you referring to, grandpa?

Liam scowled. “Stop pretending!”

person’s name. How would I know who

“You—”

when I was young

would love for Zephyr to argue with Liam over that woman. Once the grandfather and grandson were in discord, he and Yale would reap

that Liam would not go along with Zephyr’s request. Who was the old man? His whole life, there were only people going along with his wishes—never him going along with