The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 36 It’s My Freedom

The Rivera family’s business was grand, especially in their shipping line,

Back then, the first son and the second son of the Rivera family held fifty percent of the shares each. The second son was Blake’s favorite, and he always attacked the first son, which was his big brother. At last, he targeted Jacob.

If it were not for Blake, Jacob would have died from it.

Charles and his wife knew that they were timid and did not deal with that incident properly. Jacob came back to Saeville after some time, and with the help of Nathaniel, their family regained this power.

Jacob learned from his lesson, so he never put his money into the Rivera family’s bank account ever since he worked with Nathaniel as a business partner. He established his own company and cut himself off from the Rivera family.

The Elders of the Rivera family were enraged, but they knew that Jacob was right; it was his money after all, and they could not control him on investing or withdrawing from anything.

The Owl newspaper

should see it

rumours in the news; he sneered and scanned through the news. He sat straight and glared at that page.

looked at his carefree grandson and said, “A few years ago,

family back then, and he even established his own shipping line to

the Gomez family from Saeville.” Jacob gripped hard on the newspaper; he was furious for being

said, “Freya was a murderer

never marry her even though you like

to Abigail back then, but did any of you

might be ruthless, but it’s not

Her leg and hand are

different from once she was… L

yourself!”

Rivera family will never welcome a murderer to be part

abruptly at Blake and said, “Grandpa, I have the freedom to decide

him coldly and answered, “It’s your freedom, but if she’s using our family to get revenge on Nathaniel, we’ll never let her off the hook.” Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the

then, after the Gomez family was targeted, Killian jumped off a building: aren’t you part

reason?”