Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 926 A Misfortune in the Family

As he gradually recovered, I began to state my reasons for not wanting to work with Jesse.

I said, "His performance is just one aspect of this, Mr. Jordan. Our main focus is the high-end market for doors. Please don't worry too much about it."

He nodded.

"To be honest with you, my health is deteriorating. That's why I sought treatment. How could I let my unruly son take over?"

He mentioned his health, confirming that it wasn't just a rumor.

"He's been spoiled by his mother. He's good at all kinds of frivolous things, but he doesn't know how to do a thing when it comes to serious matters. It's unfortunate for our family." He sighed with a touch of sorrow.

Then, he continued, "I originally planned to elevate our door business and gradually shift toward high-end doors. Businesses need constant progress and development, but my health just gave out. I have stomach cancer."

As soon as the words left his mouth, my heart flipped.

"There's no way I can realize my dreams now. I've come to terms with it. Once I'm gone, the business will die with me. My good-for-nothing son will lose his easy life." Jordan's voice trembled as he tried to conceal his emotions.

Stomach cancer!

like time was

treatment. Take a long break before you reconsider your plans for high-end doors. This isn't the end of the world. Many people recover after surgery. You need

naturally inclined to console others, but I found myself offering encouragement in the face

were truly filled

hard work as I provided my children with a comfortable life. But look at my disobedient son. He excels in everything except what's important. What

refuse to work on high-end doors because of the low production volume and lower commission. It's difficult to find skilled workers,"

be as if

he

best they can be. There's a future in that too. Give him some time to mature and realize his responsibilities," I advised

a lost cause, as his father rightly pointed out. He excelled

a pity for

waved me away and

on the same page since he was a child.

noticed that you don't want to work with us anymore. To be honest with you, I've worked hard

smiled silently, not wanting