Harold had been wheeling and dealing in the business world for decades, always leaning on the family's power to get where he was today. Now, with the aging Zanya out of the picture and the rising powerhouse ZT Group backing him, Harold felt unstoppable—fearless like never before.
"But I'm curious," Manfred said, crossing his legs casually, completely unbothered by Harold's presence, his tone sharp and deliberate. "As your future son-in-law, how come the young master of Black Rock Co. just stood by and watched his own father-in-law fall into trouble without lifting a finger?"
Harold blinked, shaking his head. "Manfred, you've got it all wrong. The boss of Black Rock Co. isn't my son-in-law. My youngest daughter is married to Philip Elwin—Philip, not him."
Manfred, now the major investor behind Louis Corp, naturally had no reason to doubt Harold's words.
