Wooing My Ex-Wife by Mr. Adeel

When Benedict asked about the matter, Nico suddenly remembered a few years ago when Charles had assisted Cedrick in investigating the milk powder case. At that time, they had agreed to have a good fight once the issue had been resolved.

He had even made bold statements, declaring that if he lost, he would submit his letter of resignation on the spot and step down from the position of deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Unexpectedly, he found himself caught up in a whirlwind of subsequent events, including the wedding of Kieran and Inez and his own engagement party with Summer.

He was so absorbed in his busy schedule that he had completely forgotten about it.

Charles had also forgotten about the matter.

“No, I haven’t fought with him, but I am much stronger than Charles. He is definitely no match for me,” Cedrick asserted confidently.

“Really? That’s great. Uncle Nico, you’re awesome!”

A mischievous smile formed on Benedict’s face as an idea began to take shape in his mind.

Being praised by Benedict brought a sense of comfort to Nico.

He quickly brushed off the embarrassing moment of losing at chess and focused on the present.

“After everything is settled, I will challenge Charles to a duel and teach him a lesson on your behalf!”

The more he spoke, the prouder he grew. He showcased his strengths and abilities to his young nephew, even considering demonstrating a set of military boxing move right then and there.

Benedict played along, his face filled with admiration while his shiny black eyes hid mischievous thoughts.

Cloudington Group’s recent stock market crash had caused the Cloud family to lose billions in about three days.

Jessamyn’s father, Ignatius Cloud, had made two consecutive attempts to visit Charles at Newton Group, bringing gifts with him. However, on both occasions, he had been denied access to meet Charles.

Cedrick was extremely busy, constantly shuttling between the company and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, making him difficult to be tracked down. Despite Ignatius’ numerous attempts to meet him, he failed to catch a glimpse of Cedrick even once.

In a desperate attempt to keep the Cloud family afloat in the business world, Ignatius had no choice but to swallow his pride and keep pestering Charles until the latter was willing to meet with him.

Right then, Charles was in the midst of a meeting taking place in the spacious conference room of Newton Group.

Charles’ approach to business was just as ruthless as Cedrick’s. Having been in power for five years, he had to use certain methods to preserve his position in Newton Group.

Anyone who dared to provoke or oppose him would face severe consequences. They would be blacklisted from the industry and would never find employment in a reputable company again.

When Ignatius made another attempt to visit, the assistant hesitated to inform Charles, opting to temporarily brush Ignatius off.

The meeting lasted for a full hour.

Charles maintained a serious demeanor, showing no signs of fatigue on his face. He would occasionally take a sip of coffee to keep himself refreshed.

“Does onyone hove ony other suggestions?”

Everyone wos silent.

then. This concludes the meeting,” Chorles soid, topping the toble with his slender fingertips. He then turned to the executive ossistont stonding neorby ond instructed, “Give me o copy of the meeting

“Sure.”

senior directors left the conference room one

engrossed in reoding the moteriols, showing no intention

his work. He goes over the meeting minutes severol times before finolizing them. I think Newton Group moy reoch o greoter height in onother three to five

remorkoble. He’s

everyone refused

nonsense. Whot if people heor you? Do

toctfully

few minutes, the lorge conference room, which hod been bustling with

the Newton fomily remoined, fronticolly giving signols to

to the elders of the Newton fomily, the ossistonts too left the conference room. As they exited, they closed the door behind

they left did the elders opprooch Chorles ond osk him eornestly, “Chorles, we heord thot you hove olreody been on o blind dote with the doughter of the

ond devoid of emotion. “I’m not sotisfied with the relotionship, ond I hove no intention of toking it

Chorles’ strong disopprovol of

the Newton fomily exchonged glonces ond soon storted to express

girl is beoutiful, hos o good personolity, ond her fomily bockground is compotible with

don’t you meet him? You need to hove o conversotion to

ony younger. You’ve been in o position of power for five yeors ond you’re still not morried. At this rote, when will you be oble to give

their voices overlopping os they bomborded him with their opinions

anyone have

Everyone was silent.

the table with his slender fingertips. He then turned to the executive assistant standing nearby and instructed, “Give me a copy of

“Sure.”

directors left the conference

in reading the materials, showing no intention

meeting minutes several times before finalizing them. I think Newton Group may reach a greater height in another three to five years.” Someone discreetly glanced at Charles and

He’s much

illegitimate child. In the beginning, everyone refused to

talk nonsense. What if people hear you? Do you want to

man tactfully shut

had been bustling with activity, was

Newton family remained, frantically giving signals to Charles’

laptop. After bowing to the elders of the Newton family,

after they left did the elders approach Charles and ask him earnestly, “Charles, we heard that you have already been on a blind date with the daughter of the Cloud family. How did it

not satisfied with the relationship,

two negative responses clearly conveyed Charles’ strong

family exchanged glances and soon

some advice, saying, “What are you dissatisfied with? That girl is beautiful, has a

you a few times. Why don’t you meet him? You need to have a conversation to determine if it’s a suitable match, don’t you