Love On Ice: Don’t Leave Me, My Charming Liar

Chapter 277: "Isn't your response too harsh, Mr. Wheeler?" Johnny expressed his dissatisfaction. The decline of Grandeagle Group, however dire, didn't justify such external sabotage, especially not on this scale. Murray rose, leaning in and whispering, "Grudges demand repayment. I'm not looking to destroy the Higgins family, just to adjust their course. You should appreciate that." He gave Johnny a reassuring pat on the shoulder and added, "I'll stop when I feel like it.

For now, focus on your corporate troubles rather than challenging me." Johnny, unsettled, replied, "But you're the root of our problems." "But I'm not done with my plans yet," Murray responded, his tone carrying a stubbornness that bordered on childlike. Realizing the futility of further discussion, Johnny turned to leave. As he reached the door, Murray's voice stopped him. "As for Nyla, the Higgins family is bound for ruin." Johnny tightened his grip on the doorknob, his response a mixture of resignation and defiance. "That's not your concern, Mr.

Wheeler." The tension within the Higgins family had been building for days before it finally simmered down. Brevard and Roger sat on the sofa, sipping their coffee, giving the impression of a relaxed, casual conversation. "Roger, Ethan's sudden decision to call off the engagement has already brought disgrace to my family. And now, with this new mess, it feels like he's deliberately trying to ruin my life," Brevard remarked, his voice steady but clearly frustrated.

Roger, well aware of the challenges the Higgins family was dealing with, had been instrumental in resolving the issues-his intervention had helped to calm the situation swiftly. Every story starts at g Ɐ ln σ ν s, com "Ethan hasn't heeded my advice in years," Roger commented, sipping his coffee. "So, you're okay with Ethan bringing that woman home?" Brevard asked, probing further. "Callie is still my choice for Ethan," Roger replied. Their conversation was laced with subtle probing.

Brevard let out a contemptuous snort, his frustration on the verge of boiling over as he nearly slammed his hand on the table. "What is Ethan thinking? He promised to support Grandeagle Group, yet now, what does he mean by doing this? That woman is carrying his child, right? He's so utterly devoted to her that he's ready to jeopardize everything for her," Brevard shot back, his tone filled with accusation. Roger remained unruffled, taking another sip of his coffee. A brief, almost imperceptible glint of something dangerous flashed in his eyes. "Don't worry.

Ethan will come to his senses soon enough," Roger assured him calmly. . . .