Richest Mogul

Chapter 286

“Bullshit! What the hell are you spouting?” Samuel’s face was flushed with anger. He wasn’t about to be intimidated by Charles.

Why would he be afraid of a brute from the countryside?

“Enough! If you two keep this up and someone takes a video of it, the director will be furious. Just drop it!” The assistant director, Vincent Brown, stepped in to break up the fight.

Charles shot Samuel a fierce glare, but he respected Vincent enough to back off. However, it didn’t mean he forgave Samuel.

To Charles, Samuel was just a coward who was all bark and no bite.

Feigning his composure, Samuel said, “I’ll let it go this time for Vincent’s sake, but

there won’t be a next time.”

“You’re right. If there’s a next time, I’ll beat you to a pulp.” Charles clenched his fists, ready for a fight. He had never backed down from a brawl.

At Charles’s intimidating stance, uncertainty flickered in Samuel’s eyes. He cursed

inwardly, thinking Charles was nothing but a brute.

Still, he retorted, “Charles, even if you had a hundred chances, you wouldn’t dare!”

It’s getting late now. Everyone, head back to

shoot tomorrow.

them to disperse.

this point. Though deep

his Ferrari, Samuel called Peter. “I just saw Skylar. She was with

We used to think too highly of her. Now, she’s just a self–degrading

trouble

anymore. I don’t want to hear about her. Focus on your

the way, if you have money in your account,

Peter replied.

push further. He didn’t have much money: in his

earned a lot

dollars to Kenny

Maisy is our only sister. Don’t bring up Skylar’s relationship with us to anyone,” Samuel said.

“It’s so embarrassing. I just saw her with a random man. How much can she make at Gardner Group? Instead of picking herself up after being dumped,

sister, after all. And it’s better to clear up some things; last time, we misunderstood her. As for Maisy… Skylar indeed can’t

toward the

phone.

had just been beaten by Charles. Now, he had a head full of resentment toward everyone related to the man.

Maisy would never casually

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