Dominant Boss: Call Me Hubby, My Dear novel Chapter 119

"Jeanne definitely did not live in vain while she was overseas. Of course, don't give up on yourself. It's not a bad thing to fail the first time. At least you understand that Jeanne is not as incompetent as we thought. You need to be more cautious in what you do next," Micheal comforted him.

"Okay," Eden replied.

"I'm calling to tell you that Melody is eager to make Jeanne suffer. She has suffered a lot because of Jeanne recently, and she was very upset."

"I know." Eden nodded.

"If you have any needs, you can call me directly. I'll try my best to help you."

"Okay."

"Eden, you're my best friend. That's why I introduced you to the Sanders. You have to seize the opportunity."

"I know."

"Actually, we both know that you're a very capable person. Your development is far from what it is now. If it wasn't for your Uncle Edward, the Swans would have been yours now." Micheal appeared a little regretful as he said that. "But don't worry too much. Once you get help from the Sanders, it won't be difficult for you to take over the Swans."

"Micheal, I treat you as my best friend as well, so I want to say some things to you." "It's okay. Tell me, I won't tell anyone." "If Miss sanders married my Uncle Edward, would she still help me instead of him?"

"You don't have to worry about that." Micheal gave him an affirmative reply, "If Melody Sanders married your Uncle Edward, it was not just a personal marriage, but also a political marriage. The Sanders took a liking to your Uncle Edward's ability and wanted him to develop as a politician. To put it bluntly, once your Uncle Edward marries Melody Sanders, he will let go of the Swans' business and enter politics. Think about it, if your Uncle Edward leaves, who else will the Swans belong to?"

"I see!" The huge rock in Eden's heart was set down.

The reason why he wanted to curry favor with the Sanders previously was indeed to climb up the ranks of the nobility and raise his status. The Sanders were the most powerful people in Harken, so he had no other choice.

He heaved a sigh of relief and no longer had to worry.

Micheal was right. Once his Uncle Edward left, the Swans would only belong to him.

"You haven't had much contact with the Sanders, so you don't know much about political matters. If you encounter any difficulties or areas that you don't understand, just ask me directly."