Tangled in His Obsession (Seraphina)

Chapter 349

That morning, Leandro came into the office at ten. Late again.

Keen didn’t show up until close to eleven.

When Yasmina saw him, she perked up. “Oh boy, you’re in for it now. Showing up this late. Mr. Reynolds being late is one thing, but you showing up even later?!”

“I had stuff to deal with!” Keen shot back, then asked, “Mr. Reynolds was late today?”

Yasmina nodded, then chuckled. “Based on past experience, Mr. Reynolds is usually in a good mood when he’s late.”

“You sure?”

“Absolutely.” Yasmina said. “Haven’t you noticed the atmosphere in the office today? It’s like a breath of fresh spring air.”

Hearing this, Keen sighed. “Well, that might change once I give my report.”

With that, he turned and knocked on Leandro’s office door.

Leandro was looking over some files. Keen took a deep breath, then stepped forward. “Mr. Reynolds, I’ve got some information on Bowen.”

Without looking up, Leandro simply said, “Spill.”

“Bowen was born in the northern district of Sunburst City in 1986. His biological parents were in the construction business, then started a small real estate company. In 2002, the company went bankrupt. They were drowning in debt. They couldn’t pay it off, so they both jumped off a building. Bowen got seriously sick that year and supposedly lost his memory when he woke up. He was then adopted by the Smith family.”

Hearing this, Leandro slowly looked up. “Why did his parents’ company go bankrupt?”

then continued, “They were working on a real estate project, Avalon Palace, with the Reynolds Group at the time. But the project was halted not long after it started and didn’t resume until

course, Leandro knew

When Leandro took over, he went against opposition and started with Avalon Palace. Not long after the project restarted, the government introduced a new urban plan, and the project area became a key development zone. Consequently, Avalon Palace became a landmark luxury residential area in Sunburst City, helping the Reynolds Group

time.

initial development of the project was led by

evening, Leandro’s car pulled into

was empty

I was asking the kitchen to prepare your/ favorite dishes, but I wasn’t sure if

paused, then said, “I need to talk to my dad first, then I’ll

her then!” Karan said. “She hasn’t been

went upstairs to Bruce’s

looked like he had just gotten home. He was still in his

the TV volume and turned to him. “You wanted to talk?”

directly, “Do you remember the

then said, “I have some memory of

working with the Reynolds Group at the time. Are those companies still around after the project was

question, but he answered honestly. “Some things happened back then. The bank called in the loan early, the project’s funding

“Was there a way

we were in a tough spot ourselves. How could we help them? In cooperative projects like these, we share the glory and the losses. We can’t be

did not respond

the failure of the project should have been Bruce’s mistake in decision-making. Yet, as Bruce said, the risks in cooperative projects were shared. If the investment failed, one party could not bear all the responsibility. In the business world, even family could disagree over business, let

pin the blame on someone, then Bruce and

gone bankrupt,

are you asking about this all of a sudden?” Bruce asked. “Is something going

1. “Just some minor issues, nothing worth