Mission To Remarry

Aubree's desperation was shared by Samuel, who had been bustling around for several days.

Sonya's promise gave him hope, and he thought she would really succeed in convincing Lucian to spare the Pearson family this once.

Little did he expect that not only did Farwell Group's oppression of the Pearson Group persist, but it even intensified. In fact, it was so bad that the Pearson family was on the verge of bankruptcy.

His hard work in the past few days ended up in vain, resulting in his relatives knocking on his door and questioning him about it one after another.

In just a few days, most of his hair had turned gray.

At that very moment, Samuel was sitting at the desk in the study with a grim expression on his face. In front of him were a few staff members from the bank.

At the same time, a handful of asset transfer agreements were clearly laid out on the desk.

After the bank's staff member had reviewed one of the documents, he slid it over to Samuel. “Please sign here, Mr. Pearson.”

through blood, sweat, and tears. Such

that the bank's staff member showed no concern for his feelings. Seeing that the

to comfort Samuel, but his dark expression had her ultimately swallow the words on the tip of her tongue. She didn't even dare breathe, going out and

wrath in the first place, so the sight of a glass of water appearing in his line of vision out of

the mood to drink water! I've got

into the air on the heels of that. “Mr. Pearson, this house no longer belongs to you. The bank will be seizing this

was so livid that he trembled all

that the Pearson family had already fallen and the man in front of him was nothing more than a paper tiger. Thus, he paid no mind to Samuel's fit of rage. “We have already contacted a moving company for you. Please move out as soon as possible. If you do

heard that, his

already fallen far from grace. If the bank were to employ forceful measures on top of that, I'd lose my dignity as

inhaled deeply several times. Ultimately, he said nothing further, merely watching the bank's staff leave with a grave expression on his

really