“How could I not? With Den in charge, my concerns are justified.


    ”


    Allison firmly returned the contract to Hannah, insisting, “This is yours to im.


    ”


    Already holding 20%, coupled with Allison’s 10%, Hannah was poised to be the Edwards Group’s biggest stakeholder.


    Hannah’s expression was torn as she said, “epting another 10% could provoke their dissent.


    ”


    Allison was aware, too, that Hannah’s acquisition of shares would position her as the Edwards Group’s primary stakeholder.


    Yet, Allison valued thepany’s prospective prosperity deeply.


    It was her belief that entrusting Hannah with her shares was the key to the Edwards Group’s enduring sess.


    “Just let him protest! He doesn’t have what it takes,” Allison dered, a scowl creasing her aged features.


    Under Allison’s sternmand, Hannah reluctantly agreed to the contract for the time being.


    While they dined, the door swung open.


    Den walked in, looking sharp in a suit, holding a bunch of red roses.


    The sound of the door caught Hannah’s attention, and she instinctively nced over to see Den approaching with the roses.


    Her smile stiffened, and she pivoted back, taking a sip from her coffee cup.


    Allison’s expression soured at the sight of Den.


    “What brings you here? How did you find out about our dinner?” she inquired.


    “Grandma, I’vee to offer my apologies to Hannah,” Den began, extending the roses toward her.


    “I need to express my sincere regret for my actions.


    I lost my senses and made a mistake.


    ”


    Hannah’s brows knitted together, and she made no move to ept the roses from Den.


    Allison’s anger drained the color from her face.


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    “Who allowed you toe? Who gave you the address?” she demanded.


    With Hannah remaining silent, Den took a seat beside Allison.


    “Grandma, I stumbled upon the location by chance.


    I’m here solely to apologize.


    I assure you, I have no ulterior motives.


    Please, Grandma, don’t be mad.


    ”


    After a full day spent kneeling at the vi, Den had learned to bend.Text ? by N0ve/lDrama.Org.


    In a softened tone, he implored his grandmother, “My apology is heartfelt.


    ”


    Flushing with embarrassment, Allison turned to Hannah and suggested, “Let’s n dinner for another day.


    That will be all for now.


    ”


    Upon his arrival, Den found his grandmother eager to conclude their meal, casting a shadow over his features.