Mission To Remarry

At Lucian's remark, Jonathan inwardly rolled his eyes. “I was the one who expended the effort to obtain them!”

That being said, the Pearson family doesn't have the capability to fight me, considering their current state. Basically, they're free resources!

Lucian merely regarded the man with an inscrutable look in his eyes.

Intimidated by his stare, Jonathan changed the subject and inquired about his relationship withRoxanne at present.

“How are things going with Roxanne? Don't tell me there's no progress even after you went on a trip with her?”

I'd been racking my brain to give him ideas for a long time. If there's really no progress, I truly feel sorry for Roxanne!

Speaking of the events that transpired in Jadeborough, Lucian inexorably recalled that passionate night there. His gaze darkened a shade.

Jonathan noticed the change in the man's expression. Alas, he couldn't tell what it meant and could only eye Lucian in puzzlement.

“Just answer the question. Don't grin so devilishly when I'm not Roxanne!”

No sooner had those words rang out than Lucian corralled his thoughts. His expression turned indifferent once more. “It's going pretty well, thanks to your idea.”

reply to the question

unsatisfied and wanted to know the details. “What does that mean? What

be considered “pretty well” since the latter's relationship with Roxanne was exceedingly

Lucian merely smiled

him for a long moment while speculating soundlessly. Hmm, they must have made rapid progress. Otherwise,

that realization,

giving him countless

no plans of revealing anything further, he

briefly

had already decided to acquire those assets, he still had to be mindful

discussion ended, Jonathan got up and left, heading directly

in a precarious state,

of the shares in his hands, Samuel still had to clean

plummeted sharply, all shareholders started complaining incessantly. For that

delisted and liquidated due

was left with no other recourse but to

linked to those companies, were already resentful because of the trouble caused by Samuel and his family. In the face of their companies facing the threat of bankruptcy, they just about camped at the man's