My Mute Bride

Chapter 56 Tonics

Frankie paused for a while before reacting and hurriedly took apart the wrapper. Then, he took out the item enclosed in bubble wrap.

Looking confused, he reported, “It’s a bottle of cough syrup.”

There was a label for cough syrup on the bottle, and it carried the logo of Hudson Pharmaceuticals. One could clearly read the manufactured date and ingredients. It was a product that Hudson Pharmaceuticals marketed.

However, Justin’s gaze turned slightly heavy at the discovery of the bottle, for he believed that the Hudsons would not have posted a bottle of cough syrup to Rachel. That is impossible!

At this point, Frankie also picked up on Justin’s uneasiness and trod carefully. “President Hudson, is there any problem?”

Justin looked calm and did not give away his emotions, after which he instructed Frankie in a low voice, saying, “Get someone to test the contents of the bottle.”

“Sure.” Frankie nodded and secretly guessed that the bottle of medicine must be problematic. After that, the business sedan left the neighborhood and traveled to the building of Burton Group.

On the way, Frankie brought up the topic of the shareholders meeting. “President Burton, I think your uncle might create trouble in the meeting over the Brentwood New City project.”

Jason Burton?

Justin’s face was as expressionless as usual. “Huh. Ever since he formed connections with the Hindenburgs, he appears more confident than before.”

“It seems so. The internal issues that surfaced from the project this time are closely related to him.”

“Have we dealt with those involved?”

“Yes. We left one unharmed, according to your orders.”

Justin gave a light nod and changed the topic. “Tina is going to attend the meeting, isn’t she?”

After all, she also holds some company shares.

Frankie nodded. “If everything goes smoothly, all the shareholders will show up.”

Although Justin remained silent, his steely gaze, as seen from the rearview mirror, was as deterring and unapproachable as a steep cliff to climbers.

The day of the family banquet was arranged so that it coincided with the annual shareholders meeting.

of Burton Group would normally show up. Since the Burton Group was a family business, their shareholders were the Burton family members and some old business friends who had helped build the company into its

New City project compared to the sum of the other two major projects from last year. Do you think

the meeting, Jason aimed the question directly at Justin, but the latter did not look disturbed

times of last year’s projects. In other words, by launching this project, we will receive the same

the risks? Are you disregarding the risks as well? Our industry is currently going through a change due to the tightening of federal policy. This is

as timid as you, what is the point of

remark. As anticipated, Jason’s face turned ashen after

to spare Jason

a look at Justin. As for the remaining attendees, none had the guts to talk more than

the room. She leaned sideways against the meeting table as she confronted, “Justin, you humiliated Dad in front

play nice and charitable to get around. Speaking of which, Uncle Jason seems to be very charitable toward the Hindenburgs. Too

expression fell. “Are you mocking

Jason had attempted to arrange a marriage with the Hindenburgs in order to forge business connections. To most people, such action

as cold as ice, sending out warning signs.

Who are you referring to?” The corner of her

for him, and his displeasure was evident from

mute of yours. And don’t keep your own

with a low and dismissive tone, “Do you think every girl acts

darkened at his

I don’t mind sending an address to the Hindenburgs.

marriage to Noah is

“What do you think?”

reply was curt

that

threatening me

the door when he heard Tina’s fuming interrogation. His

fire. “Do you really believe that she’s a prim and proper young lady? Do you

“Don’t be a busybody.”

he marched out of the meeting

he saw his boss walking out with a chilling expression, he got goosebumps

we head directly to the

sour look, demanding, “What has

goes to work and