Billionaire's Match

Chapter 613 "Wait... what did you just say?" Hearing Khloe's words, Nick's expression darkened instantly. But before he could respond, Khloe pressed on, laying out her plan. Even if she stepped down from the Morrison Group, she wouldn't let Clarice seize more of its assets. By withdrawing from the battlefield, she'd leave Clarice with fewer opportunities to target her, giving herself the freedom to act without restraint. During this time, she could stay by Nick's side while he recovered -and even start her own company. The Morrison Group wasn't famous just because of the family name.

It thrived because of Niel's business philosophy and the tireless dedication of employees who never forgot their mission. If she couldn't improve the company and instead got caught up in internal strife, she'd rather step away. "You've really thought this through?" Despite Khloe's calm explanation, Nick's gaze remained heavy, shadowed with guilt. No matter how many times he thought about it, Khloe's decision to retreat in order to advance was ultimately for him. ---- By nature, she would rather break than yield.

to step aside, the more she would rise to the challenge. Inheriting Niel's company was also, in a way, an ideal for Khloe. The man had never met her, yet he entrusted her with his entire legacy-a gesture brimming with trust and sentiment. Khloe

if.' | won't let anything unrelated to us hurt you again. Everything concerning you and me... we decide together." Nick felt a tremor in his chest. His throat moved, and then a faint smile tugged at the corner of his lips. He understood her perfectly. Sure enough, Khloe was even more resolute and fearless than he had imagined. That gave him peace. As for George and Niel, even he couldn't be certain

only thing he could be sure of was that George would never deliberately hurt anyone. Even if Niel's death was connected, someone had to have stirred the waters, amplifying the situation He had feared that Khloe wouldn't accept any of it. If it truly turned out to be George's fault, he didn't know how he could