Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 425 Beyond Broken Ties

“In the future, there will be no more disputes, no more rivalry. Everyone can go their separate ways; wouldn’t that be great?”

“But…”

Lennon, standing nearby, shook his head with a faint smile and jeered, “Even if you destroy Lenoir Group, what then?”

“In the future, even if you and Dame manage to rebuild a thriving business, can you guarantee that

your descendants won’t tear each other apart for the spoils?” Maeve retorted; her gaze was sharp and cold.

“The downfall of the Lenoir Group doesn’t rest on the shoulders of the organization itself but on the twisted ambitions of the Lenoir family members.”

Maeve glared at Lennon. “Why do you care?”

“Frankly, it’s none of my business,” he said casually.

Lennon shifted into a more comfortable position on the couch. “I’m merely disturbed witnessing the annihilation of a once esteemed and respected establishment, all because of your impetuous vendetta.”

She hurried to the company early in the morning, determined to meet Damien and make him comply with her demands. She intended to exploit Raymond’s recent mistakes, exacerbate the situation, and involve the entire Lenoir Group.

case involving counterfeit goods, she believed that sensationalizing it could

the divergent problem-solving approaches of Damien and

the past, Damien had once proposed holding the Lenoir Group accountable

time unfolded, his perspective

Raymond could face the consequences he deserved and perhaps find redemption for being

to destroy it

with your parents back

his eyes and let out a bitter chuckle. “If I were to claim innocence, I’m certain you wouldn’t

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“But that incident…”

looked up at Maeve, “Maeve, thirteen years ago, you tried to tarnish

you to still hold

convincing her to transfer

intended to harm anyone,

tightened on the wheelchair’s handles; her voice trembled in fury. “It’s been years, Uncle Raymond.

logically. Who had a motive to kill my parents, if

Lenoir remained silent.

a pregnant pause, he sighed, glancing at Damien, who was tenderly attending to