Jorge Saxton chuckled lightly, "Young Master Seys, why are you secretly helping the Morris Clan? Aren’t you afraid that the funds you’re providing to them will go to waste?"
Arlo Seys took a glass of red wine from a passing waiter’s tray, his expression indifferent, "No worries, I’ll get it back. My things aren’t easily taken by anyone."
With those words, a double entendre. It warned Jorge Saxton: his Era and the Seys Family, Jorge, you’re not capable of taking them! Don’t get any ideas about Era and the Seys Family. Arlo Seys isn’t soone to be trifled with!
Jorge Saxton’s eyes flashed with sharpness, "You too want to stir up trouble?"
Arlo Seys took a sip of red wine, his eyes and face exuding a cool detachnt, yet with an extraordinary aura of calmness. He replied coolly, "I’m just taking back what the Morris Family owes . The rest is up to you. I won’t get involved and don’t want to get involved!"
Nico Haynes stepped forward with a smile, "Boss Seys, the Haynes Family will always support you."
Jorge Saxton glanced at Nico Haynes, his voice icy with a gritted-teeth tone, "The Haynes Family wants to get involved too?!"
Nico Haynes, standing beside Arlo Seys, smiled with an especially pure expression, "I only follow the steps of my Boss Seys, forever."
Dawn Sutherland also stepped forward, smiling warmly, "Arlo, Nico and I will always be by your side, acting as your right and left hands."
Nico Haynes nodded, "Together for life!"
Arlo Seys glanced at his two good brothers, warmth rising in his heart. He looked at Jorge Saxton, his noble and elegant body impeccably suited, calm and confident.
Langdon Seal and Jose Floyd stepped forward to stand beside Jorge Saxton, silently showing their stance.
Six people, three on each side, stared at each other with calm and composed faces, full of arrogance and defiance, looking into each other’s eyes without blinking.
The powerful aura, the six impeccably suited individuals, shot sharp gazes at each other, but none moved.
Tension arose, ready to ignite at any mont.
In the midst of the tense standoff, a clear and elegant voice sounded.
"Arlo, Brother Dawn, Third Haynes, what are you doing?"
When Arlo Seys heard the familiar voice, the severity in his eyes and the sharpness in his deanor lted away. As he looked at Ariel Morris walking over to him, a gentle light appeared on his face.
"Ariel," Arlo Seys called softly, his voice tender.
Ariel Morris walked closer, elegantly linking her arm with Arlo Seys’, her smile captivating, "I was just with Daisy, accompanying Nicole to a matchmaking event. There are many prominent young n here today. Grandpa was eager to have Aunt arrange for Nicole to talk to a few young n he favors. There’s one that seems really good, both in appearance and family background, and he’s chatting with Nicole now."
Jose Floyd’s eyes flared with a cold light upon hearing this.
Well, very well, it seems Nicole still needs so discipline! Ignoring his words, she dared to go to a matchmaking event!!
After Ariel Morris finished speaking, she looked at the three n standing opposite. When she saw Langdon Seal, she sweetly called out, "Brother Langdon."
Langdon Seal’s eyes fell on the wrist of Ariel Morris, linked with Arlo Seys, a hint of sadness rising in his eyes as he smiled slightly, his voice deep, "Ariel."
If it weren’t for Jose telling him, he wouldn’t have known that the girl he saved and fell in love with eight years ago belonged to the Morris Family, the enemy of his good brother Jorge.
He was now in pain and conflict, wondering how he would tell Jorge that he had once saved his enemy’s daughter. How could he tell Ariel about how her family had resorted to all ans to harm Jorge and his relatives?
Jorge Saxton’s gaze fell on the woman suddenly appearing beside Arlo Seys, his pupils dilating as he stared straight at Ariel Morris’s charming and graceful face.
Her outline reflected in his eyes, with shallow dimples and curved eyebrows, wearing a light blue dress, her appearance unparalleled. Her smile brightened the whole world.
How could it be... how could it be...
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