Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

After that, he glared at her and left.

Lisa clutched the side of her face that had been slapped swollen with pure hatred radiating from her eyes.

“Adam Seet, don’t you think for a second that I’ll forget everything you’ve done. I won’t stop until you’ve learned your lesson, *sshole. I’m not like your ex——I don’t forgive.”

As Adam and Lisa started plotting against each other, Ryan’s side of things wasn’t going too well, either.

All the projects that Ryan was in charge of were starting to go awry. He was suspecting Adam of messing with things, so he found a way to tattle on him to Russell.

“Dad, Adam’s totally out of line. He’s been completely bewitched by that mistress and has been arguing with Lisa nonstop. He also keeps messing with the company and my projects. He’s already rotten down to the very core. You have to talk to him.”

Russell sighed. “Neither of you are mature enough yet. The Seet Group is truly going to crumble in your hands.”

“You’re right, Dad. Both Davin and Adam have been seduced by witches. I’m not like them. I haven’t been polluted, which is why I think you should consider me to be the next president of the Seet Group.”

Ryan tooted his own horn with an amusing amount of self-assurance.

Russell shot a cold glare in Ryan’s direction.

How exactly have you been managing

have to come up

floor at the sight of Ryan’s sudden loss for words. “I know exactly what every single one of you is up to! How

did he fail in telling on his brothers, but he was scolded, too. He deflated like a popped balloon and dragged

sorrow as

family had

was so power-hungry, and Davin simply didn’t have

values. However, he was

deep thought, dreading the Seet Group’s

righteous and capable. Evan was

pain

absolutely furious. The two of them began arguing

glee as his uncles rang off curse

should fight it out and beat up each other so badly that they have to stay at the hospital for a couple of months. He could then use that time to take

were in the middle of yet another

of them half-heartedly ended the argument and ran off in a