"Marie Wellington, don’t you understand even now?" Just when Marie Wellington was in a state of desolate madness, Mandy Jenkins, who had been standing silently by the sidelines, couldn’t hold back any longer and stepped forward.
She looked at Marie Wellington, at this defeated man, the one she had once genuinely liked and wanted to spend her life with.
Word by word, she said, "Yes, you are indeed the old man’s only son, and indeed should have inherited the family business. But you have long since disappointed him, broke his heart. Two years ago... didn’t you ever wonder why the old man suddenly decided two years ago to leave all his shares to Ian and Joan?"
Mandy Jenkins’ words brought a mont of clarity to the frenzied Marie Wellington.
He couldn’t help but recall, two years ago... what had happened then.
Oh right, he rembered.
Two years ago, Mr. Wellington had been hospitalized due to a minor heart condition.
But as he was abroad, he received the wrong information, thinking the old man was gravely ill and on the verge of death.
He imdiately rushed back from abroad, crying and throwing himself by the old man’s bedside, putting on the act of a dutiful son, begging him not to go.
At that ti, his urgency and impatience were written all over his face.
Who would have known, the then lightly sleeping Mr. Wellington suddenly opened his sharp and shrewd eyes.
He glared at his son crying at the bedside, seeing clearly the eagerness in Marie Wellington’s eyes.
At that mont, the air was thick and still.
Although Marie Wellington quickly reacted and changed his words.
But what kind of person was Mr. Wellington, he could see Marie Wellington’s true intentions with just a glance.
Roy Wellington knew all too well, his biological son, his only biological son, couldn’t wait for him to die!
...
"Yes, it was that incident..." Marie Wellington murmured, finally realizing it.
Mandy Jenkins said coldly, "Yes, it was that incident. Your urgency, as if the mont the old man died, you could imdiately inherit the family business... Marie Wellington, your ambition was exposed, you couldn’t hide it. How could soone like the old man not see through it?"
So, Mr. Wellington didn’t even make a will, he directly wrote a share transfer contract.
Compared to Marie Wellington, while Dylan Wellington and Joan Wellington may not have been obedient and caused him anger, at least these two children genuinely regarded him as an elder, as Grandpa, with filial piety.
Marie Wellington made Mr. Wellington feel so cold, too cold.
...
Marie Wellington finally knew how he lost.
He lost completely, utterly and completely.
Thinking that the old man’s death would bring him the family business, he never expected that to guard against him, the old man would transfer the shares directly.
Thus, even if Mr. Wellington were to pass away imdiately now, he wouldn’t get anything valuable.
Brilliant, truly brilliant... At this mont, Marie Wellington finally understood what was ant by ’the older ginger is spicier.’
His own biological father had really gone to the extres to punish him.
However, when the ti ca, Marie Wellington had no way to turn the tables anymore.
He slumped back onto the sofa dejectedly, the more glorious he was before, the more desolate he was now.
Marie Wellington’s forgery of the role of CEO of Wellington Group to fraudulently obtain a huge loan was now a foregone conclusion.
Under the collective ’crusade’ of the bank managers, the police, who received the report and arrived in ti, took Marie Wellington and his subordinates away.
Before he was taken away by the police, he suddenly stopped, turned back, and looked at Sophie Jenkins, "Sophie..."
Marie Wellington had secretly stashed money in a foreign bank.
Although he was greedy for Sophie’s young body, as a man, he still wanted to leave sothing for Sophie.
Marie Wellington intended to walk over quietly and tell Sophie where his money was stored.
But Sophie Jenkins stepped back with a look of disgust, "You, don’t expect to visit you in prison, and I certainly won’t wait for you to get out. Marie Wellington, let be frank, I never liked you. At your age, you even need ds to perform, why would I be with you?"
"Moreover, your Wellington family sniped at our Jenkins family, causing the Jenkins family to go bankrupt... With such a deep grudge, not seeking revenge from you could already be considered letting you off easy!"
[1200 characters beyond: Also one more piece before midnight]
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