Billionaire's Match

Chapter 996

“But how could we possibly get Winnie to voluntarily give up her inheritance?”

Veronica felt that Olympus’s people were deliberately making things difficult.

Right now, the Olson family was only temporarily holding Winnie’s mother’s patent. And the Morrison Group was still protecting Winnie, so they couldn’t openly or secretly touch her.

By contrast, Olympus, as a third party, was openly competing with Morrison Group. Taking the patent from Winnie would have been a trivial task for them. Yet, Olympus deliberately insisted that while they were eager to cooperate with the Olson family, the patent didn’t belong to them. It left the Olsons in an incredibly awkward position.

Veronica’s frustration boiled over, but her father saw things clearly. “Olympus isn’t harmless. If we want to get on their ship, we have to play by their rules.”1

“They haven’t even established a foothold yet-what nerve!” Veronica frowned in displeasure, but her father had already dialed the phone, instructing his people to arrange a meeting with Winnie.

“So we just compromise like that? That girl isn’t easy to deal with. If we come across too eager, what if she manipulates us?” Veronica complained.

difficult doesn’t matter. As long as the benefits are enough, she’ll say yes

to her? Then we might as well not

her father smiled faintly and patted her shoulder gently. He knew exactly how much she despised Winnie. He had no intention of giving

more than

the ones in control. Whether or not we cooperate with Olympus, our interests are protected. Winnie’s mother left behind the

nothing. Without the Morrison Group’s protection, she couldn’t reclaim her mother’s legacy. Once the Morrison Group fell, handling her

effortless.

this through, Veronica relaxed a little. Leaning into her father’s arm, she pouted, “Well, I’m definitely not bowing

her.”

father looked at her indulgently. “You don’t need to get involved. I promise, no one will make my little

family’s newly opened luxury

waiting. Her adoptive father had booked the top-floor revolving restaurant exclusively for her; no other guests were

her eyes glued to