ing transfer of ownership to lend verisimilitude to Nathan's claims; in s

!

eyes widen

table, tightening his jaw, "

nding. In other words, I have been the CEO of Aspen Corporations

amily either. Perhaps this is a fake, don't come here to make trouble" He had dropped his prete

otocopies were clearly not fake. Its messages were clear as crystal stressing on Nathan's succes

t they supposed to be notified on major matt

the numerous firms owned by his late father. There was no way Ma

at that minute, "It doesn't matter. Unless we get Dad's lawyer to pro

le to create discord in the living realm. Keeping loo

ther had inherited the most coveted firm instead of him, their father, Mr Wither had let Maxwell run the compan

r a little. Solving this was entirely

en this firm's CEO for the past five years, he shouldn't be foolish enough to try forging these knowing the dire consequences. A

as a good friend of his late father and for some reason had never seen

helping him, even if he had worked with him favourably

of what he had mentioned, how da

enly burst open introducing four

spotting Nathan as soon as she came in, he was

han would have been thoroughly humiliated being the perfect time to have him

of power and her boss stood

ene she had expect

ort Maxwell out, I have a meeting to continue pro

h thing!" Maxwell in

oss who had just given them orders and on the other, it was a man who eluded s

meone be thi

e would have to step in or at this rate these two sib

ined to the poor guards, "Since you work in terms of ranks, I'd

the terms to the newcomers, leaving them to their choices. And of c

it this way, the guards knew they could not be deceived by him an

claim the title now? Why doesn't he bring a lawyer to ascertain his claims then we can talk business? This would be a wise decision to make at this mome

send Nathan out and had his 'evidence' invalid in a short

made sense w

f them had evaluated the pros and cons of their actions. Even if they sided with him at this moment and Nathan was thrown

ne who had the upper hand in most of the deals. Siding with Maxwell was simply a waste of tim

ad t

es Maxwell flashed a bitter smile, h

the security men, "It's alright, you

Since you are back you should come visit the mans

ting room, not sparing its