Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 196 A Change Of Hands

Curtis instantly understood what she was implying and curled the corner of his lips into a smile.

He scanned the beautiful scenery that the garden offered and nonchalantly queried the woman, “Aunt Sienna, do you think this is a great residence?”

“It’s been around for a few centuries. Of course, it’s great.” A flash of displeasure flitted past her eyes.

The residence wasn’t split by members of the Faymon family. Instead, Alfred gave it to Curtis alone.

“If you like it, Aunt Sienna, I’ll gift it to you,” said Curtis as he refilled her cup. His tone was laced with respect as he added, “Along with seventy percent of Faymon Group’s shares as well.”

Alfred gave all of his shares to this adopted son of his?

The look in Sienna’s eyes darkened at that thought, but she still maintained a gentle smile on her countenance. “Why are you doing this all of a sudden? Alfred gave the residence and Faymon Group’s shares to you, so how can I accept them?”

“In exchange, I hope you’ll let Rayna off.”

“Ms. Garland made a mistake. What does that have to do with me?” queried Sienna.

At that, Curtis stopped beating around the bush with his aunt. “You and I both know what exactly happened. It won’t be good for either of us if we were to lay it all out. As long as you’re willing to let her go, I’ll agree to any and all of your terms.”

Sienna turned to look at him upon hearing his words. “Curtis, I know your personality best. You’re not one to make rash decisions. She’s just a woman. What is it about her that you like?”

“Even the calmest person would lose their composure after knowing love.” He sighed lightly. “Besides, she lost her child, and I’d like to make it up to her.”

Just then, Gabriel came over to them and handed Curtis a folder.

Curtis pushed it toward Sienna and said in a low voice, “Aunt Sienna, on account of our aunt-nephew relationship, I hope you’ll fulfill this humble request of mine.”

“In addition to the residence and Faymon Group’s shares, there’s also one billion in cash. Don’t worry. As soon as you agree, I’ll announce my departure from the company, and thereupon, I won’t intervene in any of its affairs,” he added.

glanced through

he was giving her was stated clearly in the contract, and there were a few additional items included. Greatly

won’t disallow it if that’s what you wish to do,” she said, closing the folder.

that to himself, Aunt Sienna. Besides, Uncle Chester doesn’t have any shares in

be careful, that’s all.” As she spoke, Sienna rose from her seat. “All right, I’m very happy with our meeting today. For

“In that case, I’ll leave it

and returned a few minutes later. A hint of panic flashed in

too risky of

man continued savoring the tea. It was good but not as good as the one Rayna made for him. As such, he set

that’s not wrong…” Gabriel murmured before asking,

menacing smile spread across Curtis’ face as he reassured his assistant, “No one would dare lay a

Faymon Group from me? Hmph! I’d like to see if Sienna can handle what’s

in the police station, Rayna was treated fairly well by the police officers on the subsequent days she

torturing her to get a statement out

everything she knew, the police officers refused to let her call her family, citing her being a suspect as the reason. They

up in the police station for seven

he was hired by the wife of an old CEO to kill the woman. The driver was plagued by mental illnesses, so after committing the crime, he rammed

didn’t believe that was what

for her murder. Seven days later, the police caught the real perpetrator out of

to give them a call. Numerous messages and notifications of missed calls popped up as soon as the phone was switched on, and before she could dial the number, a call came

the call, Rayna

acquittal, but I really can’t make it.” Naomi’s voice was laced with anxiousness. “This morning, Mr. Faymon and Ms.

Even if I’m enmeshed in trouble, Mr. Faymon and the vice CEO

explained Naomi. “And Mr. Faymon also gave his shares to her. Now, the biggest shareholder of Faymon Group is

What?

She had no time to dwell on that and quickly hailed

the bad weather. Failing to hail one after