The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife

Chapter 456

There’s probably no one else but Yanice Group who dares to provoke Bruce in this manner.

The Everett Group is the leading powerhouse in Greyport, with Yanice Group coming in second. Their primary businesses revolve around real estate development and mineral energy.

Marcus Yanice, the president of Yanice Group who belongs to the same generation as Bruce’s father, is approaching his sixties. The two families have always been fierce rivals, and their relationship has never been amicable.

Over a decade ago, Bruce and Marcus’s eldest son, Marlowe, engaged in cutthroat competition in the business world. In the end, Bruce emerged victorious, while Marlowe was sentenced to nine years in prison for illegal financing.

Last year, Marlowe was released from prison, and it was only a matter of time before he sought retribution from Bruce.

“Mr. Everett, Marlowe, the vice president of Yanice Group, was released from prison last year. Could he be the one pulling the strings behind the scenes?” Andy asked, his expression grave.

Upon hearing this, Bruce’s eyebrows furrowed, and a hint of menace flashed in his piercing eyes.

“It’s highly possible. Keep an eye on him, see what tricks he’s up to! If he dares to play dirty, we must be prepared beforehand.”

“Got it. Mr. Everett.”

Bruce exhaled a plume of smoke, his face growing even more fearsome amidst the swirling haze.

Marlowe was arrogant and domineering, bordering on madness. He had spent nine years in prison, not directly at the hands of Bruce, but indirectly due to his actions.

If Marlowe didn’t seek revenge against Bruce upon his release, it would be a surprise indeed.

Twenty minutes later, the car pulled up directly at the children’s hospital.

“We’ve arrived at the hospital, Mr. Everett.”

“Hmmm!” Bruce stepped out of the car, shook off the scent of smoke from his body, and walked straight into the ward.

Inside the ward, Joanna sat beside Lilia, carefully feeding her some liquid food. “Sweetheart, are you still feeling uncomfortable?”

“Mmm, not as uncomfortable as before.”

“Then take one more bite, okay?”

“Mama, I can’t eat anymore.”

“Come on, just one more bite. You need to eat a little more.” Joanna scooped up a spoonful of nutritious supplement and

held it near Lilia’s mouth.

“Okay!” Lilia reluctantly opened her mouth and swallowed the supplement.

“Mama, I really can’t eat anymore.”

“Alright, if you get hungry later, we’ll eat again.” Joanna quickly grabbed a few tissues and wiped the drool from her daughter’s mouth.

Lilia had been vomiting for the past few days and hardly had any appetite. So even if she managed to eat a little, Joanna was pleased.

With a click, the ward door swung open.

an adorable toy panda in his arms and wearing a tender expression. “Little

her father, Lilia’s eyes lit up.

brought for you.” Bruce presented the trendiest panda stuffed toy in

like

like it?”

I love

take you to the zoo to see real

entertaining his daughter. He transformed completely into a tender and loving father, a stark contrast to

from the side, a trace of worry crossing her

following the news about the

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she had come across some reports.

the meeting go

well!” Bruce smiled calmly.

“I’m still a bit concerned about

to worry, I

round of chemotherapy. If the treatment goes well, the doctors said she might need a bone

didn’t even raise his head, continuing to amuse his daughter. “Hmm,

emanating from him, causing her brows to furrow. “Didn’t you quit smoking? Why are you

it?” Bruce had intended

still needed to smoke to relieve stress.

need to take

looked up, gazing affectionately at Joanna. “Understood, my

upon hearing his

when he randomly

her car and repeatedly call her “my love.”

passionate moments, he would even make

Joanna didn’t want to argue

The next day.

arrived at the company early in the morning

by noon, as he planned to

Andy wore grave expressions as they reported, “Mr. Everett, our assumptions were correct. It

fanning the flames of public

who submitted evidence to the Independent Commission

chair, his eyes filled with disdain and a touch of

we do

own rules. Let him stumble into the same pit he dug for

sure we control the narrative. Double–check the company’s

“Understood, Mr. Everett.”

addition, circulate some false news. Let it be known that the Everett Group might be giving up on the Green Bay

“Will do.”

“You may leave.”

“Yes, sir.”

a

couldn’t spare the energy to retaliate. He had to set a trap, shifting the focus of

condition stabilized. Only then would he have the

new wave of reports