No longer a pushover

Chapter 353

Would Donovan forgive Noelle?

She scoffed. "Only someone with a guilty conscience would try to bluff their way out."

She had no interest in the so-called forgiveness from the Liddell family, especially when she hadn't done anything wrong.

"Noelle, if you return to our family and take over Frank's company, we can work together to grow the Al project.

"The Liddell family will reach new heights, and it'll benefit both you and the family. What do you think?" Donovan said, confident that Noelle would cave this time.

One of the representatives from Maple Enterprise couldn't hold back. "Mr. Donovan, you're really playing the game well.

"When you kicked Noelle out of the family, you didn't call it 'family', did you? Now that you see she's capable, you suddenly want to act like one. Is this how you treat family?"

Donovan's expression darkened at the reply.

He turned to Noelle. "Staying with the Liddell family is your best option. Do you know how ruthless Yasnia is? Small companies like Maple Enterprise go under every year.

"In the face of power, you're as insignificant as an ant."

Noelle's expression grew cold, and her mood soured. Donovan was targeting Maple Enterprise because of her.

won't

You couldn't even find a lawyer. I thought you

the Liddell Corporation's firewall issue? The one where you scrambled to clean up

He scoffed. "How dare you bring that up? Do you really think you can threaten me

and his team walked away, her

her. He looked more haggard than usual and seemed hesitant as if he wanted to say

attention back to the

since they were still discussing the case, it felt awkward for everyone with

to him, her expression filled with disdain. "What do

"Noelle."

that.

distant, treating him like a

voice uncertain. "I know Donovan used his influence to make sure you

you return to the Liddell family, Maple Enterprise

pang of guilt upon hearing Maple Enterprise was being

of Noelle'? Our Al project is in high demand. Our competitors would

her, the project wouldn't be where

the person

she had grown