Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Leo glanced at Chad and said, "Chad, there's a family we need to keep an eye on." He circled the Mastin family and a man named Anthony on the paper before him. Chad furrowed his brow and looked at Leo, waiting for him to explain.

"The Mastin family is my mother's side of the family," Leo started, "From what you've seen last time, they've had a long-standing feud with us, the Cedillos. This Anthony, though, he's not just anyone. He's Finley Mastin's second son, and he used to be the manager at Mastin Corporation."

Leo paused, reminiscing a tragic event. "Sixteen years ago, on June 5th, after a dispute at a diner that resulted in a police intervention, there was an off-the-record settlement. Three days later, Anthony died in a car accident."

He sighed. "A week after that, my aunt and uncle were kidnapped. Me, Jade, and Mia have heard Mr. Rodrigo admit that my aunt had passed away."

Chad was not a Cedillo, after all, it was Leo who knew his family best.

Chad looked at the documents in Leo's hand. "Eighteen years ago, you were only three years old. Your father, who worked at the finance department, secured a massive deal worth 3 billion for the Mastin family. It dealt a significant blow to the Mastin family." Leo nodded, "He did it for my mother."

Chad continued his analysis. "Seventeen years ago, your father nearly put Kyle behind bars. Later, the Mastin family was fined 430 million."

Leo frowned, "I had no knowledge of that, but I do remember Kyle hitting my mother once. Not long after, he was begging for her forgiveness."

Chad responded, "That might be it. If it's revenge from an enemy, coupled with financial troubles, the Mastin family from sixteen years ago fits the profile perfectly."

Leo pondered, "The real game-changer in the Mastin family was Mr. Rodrigo, who now have passed away. Kyle and his son didn't have the guts to kidnap anyone. I suspect there's someone else behind it all."

Chad felt like he was onto something. He reached out to his apprentice, " let's meet at our usual place."

Chad turned to Leo, "You're coming with me."

...

Meanwhile, Molly had been working hard in the morning, which meant she had less work in the afternoon.

At six o'clock, she closed her last file, stood up, stretched, and carried a stack of documents to her manager.

thought she was done for the day, her mother

a

Molly sighed.

over the company to Molly and wanted her to start mingling with the people

of his busy schedule, Chad couldn't

go home with mom tonight, I

pick me up anyway, I'm

she was with their mother, Chad felt relieved, "Alright, listen to mom. I'm busy now, call

looked at the obsessively caring Officer Chad and thought again about Mia's words. "Chad, we've been looking

that it was indeed time for

he got from his apprentice, and got up to leave with Leo, "What do you feel

mother arrived at the

dinner. When Coleen mentioned Aiden Ashford from

he was pestering me for a few days before he disappeared. It would be really awkward if we run into each other." Molly explained. Learning about

was busy with exams and studying. I forgot to mention it. Then he just disappeared, so there was no point in bringing it up. Mom, if he's there tonight, you can't let me sit

not. But why did you reject

he seemed okay. At that time, she didn't stop her daughter from getting closer to him, which was a kind of tacit approval for their relationship

reasons for rejecting Jack and the

get involved. Your dad was right, when looking at people, you can't just consider their educational background. Character and family background are also important. He's in his twenties, yet he dumped his girlfriend because of his mother. You're lucky you didn't get involved with him. In the future, when you're dating, you

same

As they were about to enter the restaurant, Jack, who had disappeared

looked at her

staying composed. She greeted everyone with a smile, "The traffic was terrible, sorry

here." The host immediately called a waiter, "Add

got up immediately, "Molly, come sit next

loss for words: How to