Side Chick Era... Over

Loving DAD 1130

The Kalen Group was a colossal business empire–too vast, too entrenched for anyone to simply “buy the dip.”

Besides, Sharon was part of the Kalen Group too. If the Kalen Group collapsed, she would fall with it.

Still, while the Kalen Group’s foundation was untouchable, Silas’s subsidiary companies were another story- those could be targeted.

The three Kalen brothers each held senior positions within the Kalen Group, yet every one of them also ran several private companies of their own. It was a clever arrangement: diversifying their assets while shielding Kalen Group from concentrated risk.

Of course, those side ventures were counted as personal property, not corporate income.

Now, the companies under Sharon and Victoria would be treated the same way–independent enterprises, privately owned. Whether they rose to go public or went bankrupt entirely would depend solely on their own abilities.

The reason the three Kalen brothers had earned such acclaim in the industry was because the businesses they built independently had all gone public, thriving in their own right. They’d proven they were more than pampered heirs.

Sharon found herself agreeing with Thomas’s idea. She turned toward him, studying his sharp, chiseled profile in the glow of passing streetlights.

“Thomas,” she asked, “do you already have a plan?”

Thomas nodded. “I do have a good one. But before we move, we need to find out exactly what caused the Macaron Group’s downfall. Only then can we strike at the root.”

have Enzo investigate

finds out Julliard’s in trouble, Carter will definitely help. No one understands the Macaron

it over. She nodded. “Alright. I’ll

to her. She looked

in business before. What exactly did you do? You seem … unusually

Sharon’s business acumen grew sharper, it was becoming harder and harder

the steering wheel hesitated for a fraction of a second before

clearly didn’t want to elaborate,

the engine. Thomas’s lashes lowered, veiling the glint

stopping

another to

walking the same doomed path

the

would cut once the truth came out—and the less likely she’d ever forgive a liar

to seeing how Julliard would

Sharon returned to her

the line. “Sharon, you