The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Naturally, Vince knew that the pivotal weakness of Sherman before him lay not in the company, but in the familial network backing him. That alone provided a glimpse into a facet that was completely different from his assertive demeanor in the business world.

"I'll have no other choice if you are uncooperative. I'm quite curious to know what your parents and grandparents would think if they learned of this?" Vince's tone carried a veiled threat.

Sherman's expression changed abruptly. While he could endure any personal affront, he could not stand the thought of his family being involved in it. He did not expect Vince to have a means of contacting his family members whom he had endeavored to shield from the public eye for so long. Few in the business realm were privy to Sherman's family, much less his strong familial support. "I've underestimated you," Sherman admitted. A faint smile barely masked his smoldering anger.

Vince was determined to see that things went his way, so he could not afford to capitulate easily. With a forced grin, he urged, "That you have. I am simply saying this because I want you to reconsider my proposition, rather than dismissing it outright."

If not, perhaps you should ask your daughter. That's something she excels in," Sherman

ushered through the door, Sherman's words cut through the air, "Make sure no dogs are allowed in here

He would have to endure insults to achieve his goals-that was a risk he was prepared to take even if it meant breaching Sherman's guarded weaknesses

not secure Parr Group's help, his family would be destroyed by his own hands. With a son on

window and glanced at the diminutive figures walking on the street below. He believed that Rita would never stoop to such lows, but many of the details he

within him. Vince's face only intensified that discomfort. Sherman frowned and wrestled with his distress,