My Bossy CEO Husband by Symon Diller

“It’s Brian Hughes.”

Surprised to hear from Brian, Wilton quickly asked his assistant to entertain the guests. He then stepped out of the private room to a quieter spot to talk.

“Oh, Brian, what’s up?” Wilton asked.

“I need to discuss something important,” Brian began. “Mr. Larson, you’ve been in the business world for years. You know, a well-run family makes a prosperous business. I just hope the Larson Group won’t fall apart because of one reckless woman.”

Hearing Brian’s words left Wilton puzzled.

“Can you explain what you mean?” he asked.

want to

could Renata possibly have

in concern.

your daughter made a scene at my wife’s family reunion party. Clearly, she lacks a proper upbringing. However, considering our families’ ties, my wife and I overlooked it. But now, your wife is causing more trouble. She’s even forcing people to leave the crew just to secure a role for your young daughter. Isn’t

frown deepened

leave the crew? I was completely unaware

Renata doing? He cursed in

in the

issue with Ivy joining the TV series I’ve funded, but you need to remember my wife wrote the script. She’s insistent that each character is portrayed by someone suitable. You know well about Ivy’s capabilities. She’s not professionally trained, so ideally, she should’ve studied the script closely once

caught off-guard by Brian’s blunt words, replied with a strained smile, “I see your point.

that family matters slip through. Maybe it’s time to find someone who can handle those family affairs better. You’re a sharp businessman, but it seems you didn’t make the best choice in a partner. Your wife isn’t guiding your daughter right. If

directness left Wilton feeling