Too Late, Mr. Billionaire: You Can't Afford Me by Thedora Birnir

Chapter 329:

This directive allowed Eric to alleviate some of the frustration that had been building since the previous evening.

In Eric’s view, the Clifford family had earned this outcome by raising a daughter who had shown disrespect towards Hadley. A mere apology from Danica to Hadley didn’t suffice for Eric; he sought to inflict a tangible consequence.

The Clifford family received the news of their severed business ties with bewilderment.

“What happened? Was it Mr. Flynn’s direct decision? Did we do something to offend him?”

Their dealings with Eric had previously been smooth. The Cliffords were left in confusion.

Meanwhile, Danica was especially anxious. She knew she had recently upset Eric by stepping on Linda’s foot. Yet, Linda had downplayed the incident, claiming it was minor. Was Eric really leveraging this to justify his corrective stance against the entire Clifford family?

Danica was in a bind and knew better than to share the full extent with her family. If she did, she’d only end up in deeper trouble.

the situation on

Eric’s anger stemmed from an incident involving Linda, Danica realized that

Linda had been scaling down her professional commitments. She only attended to essential duties, dedicating most of her time to Ernest’s care

her way to the

here to

friendly smile. “Ernest is currently resting. You can look

came…” Danica hesitated, searching for the right words. “I came to ask for your help. Could you possibly speak to Mr. Flynn on my

looked like she was about to cry and was taken aback. “What’s going on? Calm down and

𝖋𝖔𝖗 𝖖𝖚𝖆𝖑𝖎𝖙𝖞 𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖉:

began with uncertainty, then delved into

targeting our family to protect you,” Danica pleaded

was surprised to hear that Eric was causing trouble for the Clifford family. Danica seemed to believe Linda was the cause, but

responded, “I believe you might be misinterpreting the situation. Eric doesn’t let personal feelings influence his business decisions. It’s unlikely this involves you directly. Your father and

looked skeptical,