Chapter 481:


    Caden was focused on digging into Corey’s activities while working on new products to staypetitive, and Alicia was there to help.


    “Are you ignoring your gallery?” Caden asked, noticing the dark circles under her eyes from staying upte.


    “You should head back to your gallery.


    We don’t really need you here.”


    Alicia shot back, “Mr.


    Langstaff is doing a better job managing the gallery than I ever did.


    I just need to check in now and then.”


    Caden mocked her, “Weren’t you the one saying the gallery was your true love? Now you’re ditching it without a second thought.”


    Alicia fired back, “Well, this job pays better.


    It’s good to be versatile.”


    Caden teased, “So you’re here to steal my tricks and n a coup to take over Blizzard Group in the future?”


    Alicia grinned and asked, “Yes! Are you scared?”


    “Scared of what? I end up in your grasp every night.


    Have you ever caught me scared?”


    Realizing what he meant, Alicia flushed and nced around, relieved that no one was listening.


    “Why do you never think before you speak?” she scolded.


    Caden burst outughing.


    He truly enjoyed their little cat-and-mouse game.


    However, hidden dangers always seemed to pop up unexpectedly.


    Ever since Ynda teamed up with Corey, she had been hanging around Warrington, trying to meet with Caden.


    Despite several failed attempts, she didn’t give up.


    Hank was getting frustrated.C0pyright ? 2024 N?v)(elDrama.Org.


    “Mr.


    Ward, she’s been waiting downstairs and won’t leave until she sees you.” He froze when he realized Alicia was there and quickly fell silent.


    Caden shrugged and said, “Just find a way to send her home.”


    Hank hesitated, ncing at Alicia.


    He whispered, “Miss Moss has a bit of a temper.


    She won’t let us do anything to her.


    A few days ago, someone posted a video of her online, and thements aren’t great.”


    Caden’s expression turned serious.


    Understanding theplicated rtionship between their families, Alicia said, “Maybe you should just meet with her.”


    Caden didn’t like her trying to be so generous about it.


    “Why should I meet her? What’s the point?” he asked.


    “You can’t keep dodging her.


    If the Moss family gets involved, it’ll just make things tougher for you.”


    “The easiest way to handle it is to give her what she wants.


    If you’re okay with it, I’ll make it happen.


    Sound good?” Caden’s tone was a bit vague.


    Alicia went quiet.


    Alicia couldn’t understand why he’d suddenly be upset.


    His words were blunt, but theycked real force, leaving her with nothing to say.


    Noticing the tension, Hank quietly excused himself to give them privacy.


    “That’s not what I meant,” Alicia finally said with a sigh.


    “Ynda’s health is fragile.


    If something happened to her at yourpany, think about the bacsh it could cause.”


    If things went wrong, Dorian’s reaction would be chaotic.


    As the younger one, Caden felt the weight of responsibility settle on him.


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