Revenge After Death

Chapter 126

Steven sat beside the floor–to–ceiling window in his office, exuding an air of solitude and aloofness. However, given his past and his lack of experience running the company, it would take time for him to fully take charge.

I used to admire Michael’s demeanor, which seemed fitting for a businessman.

Yet now, in Steven’s presence, Michael appeared completely subdued.

The silence was shattered with Michael’s voice. “I must admit, I’m surprised by the Lincoln Group’s sincerity. It seems they don’t take this collaboration seriously since they’ve sent a fool to greet us.”

“Indeed, there’s no need for the collaboration,” Steven retorted coldly.

Steven appeared even more menacing in Michael’s presence.

Michael frowned. If there was no need for further discussion, why had Steven personally summoned him here?

In the past, the Ford family may not have posed a challenge to the Lincolns. However, with Ignatius gone, relying solely on a fool like Steven would inevitably lead to their downfall.

“The absence of a leader in the Lincoln family has placed the burden on your shoulders. However, with your sole leadership, the Lincoln Group is destined to collapse,” Michael remarked calmly as he stood up, showing no desire to prolong the conversation.

benefit from this collaboration, your lack of sincerity is clear. Despite your disrespect, my husband

to Steven and nudged

Martin would certainly

to act stubbornly when establishing authority within the

he quickly shifted to a pitiful, puppy–eyed expression when he looked at me. I couldn’t help but wonder if he had a split personality to

Steven is the sole heir of the Lincoln Group. So, learn to show respect.

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first time I had spoken

I never dared to

I was no longer Stephanie, so I didn’t have to

is essential,” Michael noted, clearly aware of the current dynamics of the Lincoln family. “Looks

true colors were showing once again. He couldn’t seem to shake off his

the Ford Group,” Steven asserted as he held me close. “It

carried an unexpected air of

our intertwined hands. “Alright,