The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Cameron gritted his teeth, resentment boiling within him.

Although Asher was the company's CEO, he could only reach such a high position because he was Wyatt's eldest son.

The way Asher spoke to him was nothing like talking to an elder. Instead, it was more like a superior reprimanding their employee!

Wyatt's entire family had always been like this-high and mighty. No one ever took Cameron seriously.

How could Cameron suffer such humiliation?

"Forget it, Asher. Your uncle has realized his mistakes."

Wyatt lowered his head and waved his hand dismissively, obviously wanting to brush this over. "Cameron, I'm fine now. Your visit shows that you still care about me, so I'm glad enough. You can leave first." In front of his family, Wyatt showed enough respect for his brother.

It was indeed my fault. I

darkened. "But ask yourself, how have I treated you since we were kids? For decades, I've endured countless hardships to help you expand KS Group. You were too busy for those harsh projects in remote areas, so it was me who wore a helmet in the wind and rain, paving the path

Cameron was probably brewing

as he frowned. "Yes... I know that it hasn't

for anything. I only ask that you forgive

your future son-in-law to humiliate me like that! If you have any dissatisfaction toward me, you can take them out on me directly. Why reveal my disgrace to an

furrowed,

he would have stepped into this

Justin with an

firm voice. "Uncle Cameron, when you embezzled corporate funds to cover your

outsiders here, including Justin. He's not an outsider. He's my partner. So I won't be courteous to you. I'll say whatever's on my

arm and stood with him determinedly, not attempting to hide the