The Cherished Wife

The sudden change in senior management, particularly Peter's ousting, left the company in disarray. After all, Peter was essentially the backbone of Lennon Group. Since the storm nearly seven or eight years ago, Lennon Group had not faced such turmoil.

Peter's entry had brought in a wealth of fresh talent, all of whom were closely tied to him. Now, with Peter abruptly sidelined, those who remained felt uneasy. Many even resigned outright while others stayed but lost interest in their work.

Lennon Group plunged into turmoil. Even with Jack's competence, he could not control the employees loyal to Peter. To make matters worse, several companies paused their collaborations with Lennon Group, seeking a formal explanation amidst the chaos. This created a deepening sense of unrest within the company. Though Jack had anticipated some difficulties, he found himself unprepared for the scale of this challenge.

Jamie, who previously worked on smaller projects, had never witnessed such a major upheaval. With Lennon Group's share price plunging, rumors started circulating that the company might change ownership. Meanwhile, the one person considered critical to Lennon Group's success was calmly enjoying a meal with Zara at home. Zara glanced at Peter several times, clearly struggling with something on her mind. Peter set his plate down. "Zara, you've been eyeing me for a while. Just say what's on your mind."

Zara sighed. "Mr. Peter, are you really planning to cut ties with the Lennons? The family..."

Peter replied, adding a serving of vegetables to her plate. "Just

and Brandon?" Zara looked at Peter with concern, sighing. "Well, I've saved up a little over the years.

think I'm that incapable?" Peter laughed, shaking his head. "Don't" worry. I have more than enough to

sighed. "Family shouldn't be so heartless. And your

Qiana and

Qiana married Caleb When talking about Peter's parents, she always felt they had not shown Peter enough care. "Can't they say a few good words for you to

Zara. Have you prepared

yes," she replied, setting her plate aside. "Mr.

hospital to see Nancy," he