N had known Vrie for many years, so she could easily tell that Vrie had no feelings for Zayn.
Whenever they stood together, Vrie would deliberately keep a two–fist distance between them- drawing a clear line in the sand.
If someone genuinely liked another person, they would naturally get closer.
“The Weir Group is facing difficulties, and Brandon is six years younger than Vrie,” Damon said.
Brandon was currently just the CEO of the Sumner Group. He couldn’t make major decisions nor use thepany’s resources to save the Weirs–unless he sold his shares in the Sumner Group.
However, that would mean losing his chance to be the head of thepany.
He had to understand the importance of the Sumner Group over Vrie.
N nodded. “So Vrie and Zayn are in a marriage of convenience?”
“Zayn may not necessarily marry Vrie,” Damon replied.
He had interacted with Zayn a few times and knew that, although Zayn appeared gentle, he was cunning inside and only acted in his own interest.
Zayn’s rtionship with Vrie wasn’t necessarily because of her looks–he might be after something else. And as for what the Weirs still had to offer him, it was likely the Weir Group.
At this thought, Damon frowned slightly.
N’s focus shifted. Hearing Damon’s words, she asked with a frown, “What do you mean by that? Are you saying Zayn is a jerk?”
Damon hadn’t expected her to interpret it this way and found it rather amusing. She wasn’t entirely wrong, so he answered, “Pretty much. Vrie is likely trying to use a marriage alliance to save the Weir Group, but she might end up causing trouble for herself.”
“Then should I warn Vrie?” N asked.
If Zayn really wasn’t a good person, she couldn’t just stand by and watch her best friend fall into a trap.
Damon nced at her and said, “Even if you warn her, she might not listen. Zayn is probably her best option right <i>now</i>.”
When someone had no other choice<b>, </b>they wouldn’t listen no matter what anyone said.
N bit her lip and looked up at him. “Is there really no other way to save the Weir Group?”
“There is, but <b>it </b>would require a lot of capital, and there’s no guarantee of <b>sess</b>. The main reason Vrie is with Zayn is that the Weir Group’s products <b>are </b>something the Updike Group needs. If the <b>two </bpanies form a deep partnership, it could revive the Weir <b>Group</b>,” Damon exined. “But for Zayn, it would be easier to <b>acquire </b>the Weir Group <b>than </b><b>to </b><b>save </b><b>it</b>.”
The more N listened, the darker <b>her </b>expression grew. She <b>hadn’t </b><b>realized </b><b>the </b><b>Weir </b><b>Group was </b><b>in </b><b>such </b><b>dire </b>straits, barely <b>staying </b><b>afloat </b><b>with </b>the Updike Group’s <b>orders</b>.
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Seeing her remain silent, Damon spoke in a low voice. Don’t worry too much. There might still be a way out.”
N lowered her gaze, leaving it unclear if she heard him.
Damon was also curious: to Brandon, which was more important–the Sumner Group or Vrie?
The meal lost its taste for N.
On the way back, N stared out the window, lost in thought.
When they got home, Lydia took Mason for a bath, and N returned to her room. After much deliberation, she decided to reach out to Vrie and began typing a message.
Downstairs in the study, Damon called Brandon.
“You know about Vrie and Zayn, right? If you sell your shares in the Sumner Group, the money could save the Weir Group, but you’d lose your chance to be its leader,” Damon remarked.
“With your current abilities, it would take at least another four to five years to gain control of thepany. You need to decide which is more important–the Sumner Group or Vrie,” he dered.