When There Is Nothing Left But Love

Chapter 1791 Family Business

Initially, I wanted to get to the bottom of what happened between her and Summer. However, she kept avoiding the topic intentionally. So I decided not to ask further.

After leaving The Jade, I went to Summer’s club.

The servers were all Lucas’ subordinates. They were all dressed in uniforms with bow ties on them. At first glance, they looked out of place. However, they somehow managed to hide their hostility underneath those bow ties. Along with the smiles on the customers’ faces, everything looked surprisingly normal.

Although my arrival had put everyone on edge, they still escorted me to my seat politely. They even served me drinks while I waited for Summer.

Not long after, Summer showed up. “Mommy! What brought you here today?”

Being her usual self, Summer flashed a perfunctory smile.

it’d be awkward to see her. But she handled herself surprisingly well. In fact, her warm welcome made

hadn’t had a meal together for some time now. Audrey and the others are missing you badly. Are you free to come home and

sure. Shall we go buy some groceries?” she asked

and accompanied her to

with a cart. While she watched me pick out groceries, she occasionally put snacks for Audrey and the others

everything we needed, we strolled around leisurely. When I thought the time was right, I casually mentioned Emery

“Our marketing efforts have worked well. Hence, our cash flow has improved by quite a bit. Aunt Emery

Besides, she has an eye for investment. Do you think otherwise?” I stopped in my tracks and

“I do agree with her. It’s just that I want to use the money to open up new branches. I have nothing against investing the money elsewhere. But it

wrong when it comes to business decisions. But Emery means well. If the two of you have any contradicting opinions, communication is

With a smile, she said, “Daddy has told me that I have the final say

whatever I wanted to say in the first place. Summer’s words, glare, and action were her way of telling me to back off. I had no say