Before Cyrus could finish his sentence, Richard Interrupted coldly, “Shut up!”
No one knew what might happen with such hypnosis treatments. He had even heard of cases where people <b>turned </b>into fools after undergoing them.
Cyrus, pale with fear at Richard’s icy gaze, quickly lowered his head, unable to meet his eyes.
However, considering that Damon’s recent actions had nearly driven rk’spanies to copse, Cyrus gathered his courage again.
“Dad, I’m just giving you a suggestion, Damon <b>is </b>my brother, and I wouldn’t harm him. I’m only thinking about what’s best for him and the Sumners,” he said, This content ? N?v/elDr(a)m/a.Org.
Richard sneered. “You’re only thinking about yourself, not him.”
“Dad, I’m just suggesting something. If you don’t agree, that’s fine,” Cyrus replied.
“I won’t agree to this, and don’t ever bring up such things in front of me again, or I won’t spare you!” With that, Richard stood up and left, not even ncing back at Cyrus.
Cyrus watched his father’s retreating figure, his eyes filled with anger and resentment. All Richard saw was Damon. To Richard, he and rk were expendable, easily sacrificed.
His hatred grew stronger with each passing moment. One day<b>, </b><b>he </b>would make Richard regret his Wions!
After Cyrus left, Marie found Richard and sighed. “Richard, Cyrus has a point. Damon even went so far as to crash into his nephew just for N. We can’t let him continue down this path.”
Richard looked up, his eyes icy. “So you think he should be hypnotized too?”
Marie sighed again. “I just want my old son back.”
Everything was because of N. If not for her, Damon and rk wouldn’t have turned against each other, and the Sumners wouldn’t be in such turmoil. Her greatest regret was being lenient back then and allowing rk to marry N.
“Enough. I absolutely refuse to agree to this. And don’t get involved with Cyrus. I know his little schemes!” Richard snapped.
What Cyrus said today was merely a response to the impending copse of the smallpany he had given to rk. He wanted Richard to intervene with Damon. The truth <b>was </b>that thepany was already on the brink of failure. Even without Damon’s interference, it would be bankrupt within six months at most.
Thinking of this, Richard felt a mix of frustration and disappointment. If the Sumners weren’t so unreliable -Damon excluded–he wouldn’t be so worried.
After much consideration, Richard decided to go to Prospectus Technology to talk to Damon. Allowing. him to continue wreaking havoc would inevitably lead to disaster.
The atmosphere in the top–floor conference room of Prospectus Technology was tense and silent.
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Finally, one of the shareholders couldn’t hold back any longer and spoke up, visibly displeased. “Mr. Sumner, shouldn’t you discuss any decisions rted to thepany with us shareholders first, or at least. notify us?
“You’re recklessly targeting the Preston Group out of personal grudges, offending many business partners. Now, we’re the ones bearing the brunt of their dissatisfaction and anger. Why should we suffer the consequences?”
Damon looked coldly at the shareholder and replied indifferently, “If you’re dissatisfied, you can sell your shares in Prospectus Technology. I’ll buy them at ten times the market value<b>.</b><b>” </b>
The offer tempted many.
Given Damon’s erratic behavior, it <b>was </b>only a matter of time before Prospectus Technology faced ruin. Selling shares at the highest market price now and investing elsewhere without fear seemed like a wise choice.
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