Can’t Win Me Back

Dominic clenched his teeth, seething with resentment coursing through him.

Despite Jonah holding the title of company president, his arrogance stemmed from being Winston's eldest son. He showed no regard for Dominic's seniority, speaking to him as if he were a superior reprimanding an underling.

The entire family, young and old alike, treated Dominic with the same air of superiority, looking down on him from their lofty perches. They never took him seriously.

How could Dominic swallow his pride in the face of such treatment? “Let it go, Jonah. Your uncle knows when he's wrong,” Winston interjected wearily, gesturing with a tired hand. He wanted to put

an end to the discussion. "I'm fine now, Dominic. Your visit means a lot to me. You've shown that you still care. You can leave

now. Winston had said all he could to salvage Dominic's dignity.

"Winston, what happened this time was my fault." Dominic's tone turned grave. "But consider, throughout the years, how I've supported you. I've dedicated decades to expanding the KS Group, enduring countless hardships along the way.

braving the elements and navigating difficult projects in distant and inhospitable

her teeth, suspecting Dominic harbored some ulterior motive behind his sudden display of vulnerability. Winston frowned and

me off the hook," Dominic continued, casting a venomous glance at Jasper. "But | never imagined you would conspire with your future son-in-law to

no need to air our family's dirty laundry in

eyebrows furrowed in surprise, and he swallowed hard, realizing that Dominic was directing his fury toward him as an outsider. Dominic was Winston's brother,

looked at Jasper with an

to witness Dominic unfairly accusing Jasper. Just as

what were you thinking when you misused public funds to cover your investment losses? Did you think

left Dominic

mince my words any longer. I'll speak frankly,"