The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

With a loud bang that turned every head in the room, Payton stormed in flanked by two bodyguards, his presence commanding and fierce. It was clear the door had been kicked open by one of Payton's men. Payton's gaze was sharp as a knife, slicing through the air to fix on Wyatt with a hostility that was palpable. Wyatt, despite his bravado, couldn't help but feel a twinge of fear under that menacing stare. He knew Payton had overheard his earlier comments. That hostile glare was an unmistakable threat.

Although Wyatt was a director in the finance department, his shares were minimal, and he was wary of the Sinclair family's influence. Payton's glare sent a chill down his spine, instilling a sense of fear.

However, Payton only allowed his gaze to linger on Wyatt for a few seconds before shifting his focus and walking directly towards Lysander. Lysander, maintaining an air of indifference, didn't even acknowledge Payton, his deep gaze fixed on the far end of the conference table.

Without a seat, Payton signaled to his bodyguard with a look. Understanding immediately, the guard fetched a chair and placed it beside Lysander. Payton sat down arrogantly, positioning himself at an equal level with Lysander, his fierce gaze sweeping over everyone at the table, silencing them.

In a voice laced with suppressed anger, Payton spoke, "What were you all discussing before I arrived? As if anything you say matters without me here." His tone was clearly accusatory.

"Payton, we were just catching up," Trenton chimed in with a smile, attempting to defuse the situation. "The shareholders' meeting only holds weight with our rightful CEO presiding. It's your presence that gives it significance."

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current words that are the least significant," Lysander countered coolly, his low, magnetic

Lysander's words emboldened

unanimously decided that Lysander should resume the position of CEO. You can

his wife, that Lysander must return as the CEO of the Sinclair group. Under Lysander's leadership, the dividends

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several properties to cover the company's losses. Continuing down. this path, he as a shareholder, would face

wellbeing of the shareholders was directly tied to the company's fortunes. For the sake of the company and his

to sell your shares, I won't stop you! You can settle your accounts and leave the company right now!" Payton was furious, blaming Wyatt