The lost heiress never forgiven

Chapter 411 An Unwelcome Disruption

Chapter 411 An Unwelcome Disruption

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Greg had heard about White getting into a fight before. The issue had been resolved, so he hadn’t asked questions or given it much thought.

What he didn’t know–what no one had expected–was that White had picked a fight with one of the most elite figures in their circle.

Johnathan’s full background wasn’t public knowledge, but being the CEO of Lightning Tech alone made him an industry heavyweight. And the fact that even someone like Maddox- known for his arrogance–treated him as an equal? That spoke volumes.

If it had been a normal person, Greg could’ve helped smooth things over. But these were not people you could simply pacify. And to make matters worse… White wasn’t someone he could afford to offend either.

Greg regretted coming over. If he’d known things would go this way, he would’ve stayed far

away.

As he wrestled with how to de–escalate the situation, Mateo exploded again. “Who the hell are you calling a lunatic?”

“You, of course,” White snapped, completely unfazed.

Back home, White was someone constantly surrounded by flattery and privilege. He didn’t see Mateo as worthy of his attention at all.

“You burst in, issued threats, made no sense, and when you couldn’t win, you called for backup.”

The more he spoke, the more obvious the disdain in his expression became–so much so that Mateo’s fists clenched tightly.

This guy really was asking to be punched.

Sierra hadn’t expected things to unfold this way. Seeing Mateo’s growing anger, she quickly intervened. “The symposium’s starting. Let’s just head in.”

a look, silently urging him to pull

still grim, but he obeyed and

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speak again. “Are they your friends? They’re so

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to do damage control. “Please. Just

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The only reason he hadn’t been punched more often was because his family

of course, Mateo heard

molars, he muttered, “If that guy makes it out of the country

to

face finally relaxed slightly. White was so tactless it actually made him less suspicious–as

mean he liked

wasn’t used to being the one looked down on. Usually,

Sierra turned toward White, her expression serious. “Sir, since you’ve chosen a local

in front of me, I don’t appreciate it. And for the record–I

guy in the wheelchair? Oh my God,

heard that loud

this guy left

just a case of being straightforward. White had

Not “direct“-just stupid.

wasted on a

didn’t bother replying. She turned and walked off to her seat. White

“Please. Just stop.”

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