Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 537 Renovation for the Matrimonial Home

The CEO’s office had seen various occupants over time. First Harold, then Joseph’s father, and now Joseph himself held the position.

Preston had never been given the opportunity to sit in that coveted seat.

Although Joseph had taken over Fairlight, he seldom came to the office. Despite this, Harold still trusted him enough not to pass on the CEO title to Preston.

Being told that he lacked the necessary abilities was tolerable for Preston. He had never been. overly ambitious. Remaining within the Whitman Group and having a voice on the board of directors had been enough for him.

Yet, Joseph did not appreciate it. Preston gave an inch, yet Joseph wanted a mile. After expelling Jonathan, Joseph proceeded to strip him of his board position..

It was clear that Joseph intended to bring ruin to the family, and Preston knew he had to take

action.

He knew that the CEO’s office had a double-layered password, but he was not sure if Joseph had changed it or not. With a try-and-see attitude, he entered the password.

With a click, the door opened.

was pitch black inside, impossible to see what lay ahead. It felt like sinister ghosts lurked within, and once

his apprehension, he pressed on, believing in the principle of “an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.” He blamed Joseph for

passed, asking him to temporarily take over the

safe. They contained various confidential data such as the chip project. that would be announced at the end of the

data onto a USB drive. While he could not take the chip with him

finally left, he sent a text to

“I got it.”

chief secretary of the Whitman Group discovered

in the CEO’s office and felt a sense of unease. He promptly informed Joseph

as he responded calmly, “Go to the security room and check the surveillance footage. Find out who did it, report it to the police, and have them arrested.”

“Mr.

was about to be launched, and if the chip’s

“I’ll leave the matter in your

did not ask any further

chief secretary muttered to himself while looking at the phone, “It’s over. Mr. Joseph