A One Night Stand With My Boss

Chapter 75

Ray set down his chess piece and slowly began, “You’re 27 years old, Connor. It’s time to think about settling down. I’ve heard from many who are asking about you lately. Jordan’s girl, Annabelle, for instance, seems like a fine match.”

Jordan’s Global Shipping, the world’s largest maritime conglomerate, controlled 58 ports worldwide and was one of the top eight shipping magnates.

Passos Corporation was one of the major shareholders and a pioneer in the maritime industry of Harbor City.

Connor’s heart tightened as he said, “I heard my cousin is pursuing Annabelle.”

Ray chuckled. “Jordan isn’t too fond of Chase. I’ve met the girl. She resembles her mother–graceful and serene. She’s young and beautiful, and she also possesses remarkable talents and educational qualifications, making her an ideal wife.”

Connor frowned slightly and replied, “Grandfather, I understand what you’re implying. However, I believe our family is already strong enough and doesn’t need to secure its position through marriage.”

Ray smiled again, “Marriage alliances are not only about cementing family status but also about strengthening cooperation between two families. Only through such alliances can we remain invincible in future competitions.”

Connor remained silent, understanding his grandfather’scerns and considerations. “Do you have feelings for that girl named

Camila?”

denied it. “No, I just don’t want my

wealthy family, he faced the tradition of business marriages. For these heirs, if they felt no love for each other,

truly overlook their children’s feelings for the sake of greed? Binding two families‘ interests together involves massive assets, and divorce is not

“As

Ray suddenly smiled

continue our game.

discussion for another time. Perhaps your

Ray won the game

dinner,” Ray patted his grandson’s back, and they headed to the dining room where everyone was already

at the table was meticulously arranged according to seniority, reflecting the

the head of the table. Connor, on the other hand, sat in the empty seat next to his