Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 953

"Mr. Genge, since the letter has been delivered, I'll take my leave," said the Sumner Group's legal representative as he walked out.

Before he was even out of the office, the sound of ripping paper echoed through the room.

Once the Sumner Group's legal representative disappeared through the doorway, Pierre cautiously glanced at Tom and asked, "Mr. Genge, what should we do now?"

Tom's expression was icy. "I merely reported what I heard that the Sumner Group was using substandard construction materials. How is that slander? Tell the legal team to prepare for the case."

Pierre's eyes lit up. "Understood. I'll let them know right away."

When the office fell silent again, Tom picked up his phone and dialed Karter.

"Mr. Basham, teaming up with the Sumner Group to target me-how clever. I won't let this slide. In less than an hour, all the information about your mistress will be delivered straight to your wife," he threatened, his voice trembling with barely restrained anger.

On the other end of the line, Karter chuckled. "Mr. Genge, are you sure she's my mistress? Maybe it's just a little show meant to deceive you."

Tom's grip on his phone tightened, his knuckles whitening.

After a pause, he let out a cold laugh. "I underestimated you this time, but don't think this is over. You'd better be prepared to deal with the fallout."

up abruptly, throwing his phone onto the floor with a resounding thud. His face

master strategist, yet Damon had played him like a fool. This plan couldn't have

in the Sumner Group's operations, but now? He

fall, but Prospectus Technology

couldn't help but smile when he

told the legal representative, "Good work. You can get back to

contacted Damon to ask about

"We wait," Damon replied.

For what?"

his

"Alright," Brandon said.

"If you don't want to wait, you can go on the offensive. However, this incident likely won't have much of

Uncle Damon,"

call, Brandon considered

he decided to

Taking the offensive might inadvertently provide fom with an opportunity to retaliate, which could jeopardize the

couldn't afford.

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