The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 872

“We’ll leave the matter aside for the time being.

“Mr. Lennon’s past has nothing to do with us. We’ll only look at the present.

“Whoever Mr. Lennon was, he’s now the Larson family’s savior.

“He saved my life and the Larson family now. We must never forget his

kindness.

“You should know what to do.”

Old Master Larson looked at Homer with sternness in his voice.

“Old Master, I see.”

Homer nodded heavily. Larson Pharmaceuticals would regard Sean as their

leader from now on.

A day passed.

The impact of this event was getting bigger.

Only a handful of companies were not affected.

Reach For Will Group, Larson Pharmaceuticals, Flint’s properties, and several

other companies.

All the other companies had their hands full.

It included Quinn Corporation.

Fortunately, Willow had left Quinn Corporation, so she was a bystander.

However, Willow was still worried when Quinn Corporation was in crisis.

The Quinn family was cruel to them and even kicked them out.

However, it was Willow’s nature to miss the Quinn family.

you should be

been for your decision to disown the Quinn

the trouble Quinn Corporation is

she looked

she understood the way of

and the Quinn family.

“Well…”

was speechless for two

was no question that Willow had always been

the blame when she was

excluded her from

responsible

to imagine that they would say Willow misled them and

decision to invest in Zimmer

still

Leah was not

family after all, and I’m… a

don’t want to

let out a deep

first thing they should do is to

don’t have to worry about

stepped in with

and Sean got up when they

came out and looked admiringly at

Zimmer Corporation had

Sean.

hated each other. Everyone in the Quinn family knew about

Sean had said that Zimmer Corporation

going

first thought was Sean.

“Sean, you’re back?

good girl. Did

she stepped forward to take Candy

on the merry-go-round and did a

a colorful

walked back into the room with

Sean, the Quinn family is having a

the couch,

“Yeah, I know.”