The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Justin's unexpected arrival sent a ripple of tension through the conference room, freezing the air in an instant.

Across the table, Grant lifted his gaze slowly, his pitch-black eyes unfathomable. A chilling, oppressive aura surrounded him.

"Justin? Why are you here?" Gregory's voice held a note of shock, his brows knitting together.

Justin's lips curled into the barest hint of a smile polite yet distant.

"I may no longer be Salvador Corporation's president, but I am still a shareholder and a board member. My presence here is not only justified but necessary."

With that, he strode forward, each step deliberate, each movement exuding effortless control. Just as he passed behind Grant, he came to an abrupt halt. Then, without warning, he slammed his palm onto the back of Grant's chair. The sudden impact sent a tremor through Grant's body. "Isn't that right, brother?"

Grant's expression darkened, his fingers tightening into a fist beneath the table. Yet, after a brief pause, Grant forced a stiff smile. "You're a board member, after all. Even if you're no longer involved in daily operations, you have the right to be here. No one can deny that."

Justin took his seat, crossing one leg over the other. His gaze lowered slightly, exuding a quiet indifference, yet his presence commanded the entire room.

His voice was smooth yet laced with sharpness. "In that case, why was I not informed about this meeting?"

Grant chuckled, the sound low and unhurried. "Perhaps you should ask your secretary. If he failed to notify you of such an important meeting, that speaks to his lack of professionalism, don't you think?"

The tension in the room coiled tighter, the unspoken challenge between the two Salvador brothers hanging thick in the air.

Gregory's face stiffened. If this continued, the meeting would spiral into open warfare. He cleared his throat and shifted his gaze downward, steering the discussion back to the crisis at hand.

"The recent press conference stirred up significant repercussions for the company. While the situation has largely stabilized, I felt it necessary to convene this meeting to address matters openly."

moment, his

must have been some misunderstanding. Grant and Justin are brothers. When they were

fell over the

a shadowed glance at Justin, who remained seated with

striking features betrayed no emotion. He appeared completely unbothered, as though he were not the one being discussed but merely a spectator

scoff. 'He certainly knows how to keep

slowly before continuing, his throat unbearably dry despite the sip

was orchestrated by the female

remained deathly still, yet the weight of

I trust no one here will hold any lingering prejudice against Grant over this

The message was unmistakable.

choice. He would stand by

eldest son and the heir apparent. Even if the world turned against him, Gregory would

Justin, no matter how flawless or extraordinary, would never receive the same unwavering

at birth. No matter how fast one ran, some distances could

posture, his

proceed with the vote on my eldest son, Grant, continuing his tenure as the

could finish, the doors to the

hush fell over the

the Salvador family, turned toward the

moment later, every board member's expression

unison, buttoned their

Salvador, being pushed