Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband (END) novel Chapter 1604

Chapter 1604 

Wesley, “If she truly touched your woman, it certainly is her fault. But haven’t you and that woman divorced a long time ago? She’s not your woman anymore, so if you played around with her, then so be it. Considering our families’ relationship, please, don’t hold grudges. against hér.” 

Steven, “I could let it go, but that depends on what you’re going to do.” 

Donny suddenly interjected, “Isn’t she just a lowly actress? You can find a lot of women like her. Do you really need to make such a fuss?” 

“A lowly actress?” A murderous look flashed in Steven’s eyes. He glanced at Donny, turned around, and left. 

Donny, “Dad…” 

Wesley, “Shut up! Open that file and read it.” This little brat was more trouble than he was worth. 

Donny quickly opened the file, “Dad, does that kid Steven want us to send Daniela into prison ourselves?”e2 

Wesley was so mad that the veins on his forehead were about to burst. It wasn’t because he pitied his daughter, but because he was furious that he was manipulated by a someone younger than him, “I’ll make the Dixons pay sooner or later.” 

Donny, “Fine, then we’ll confront the Dixon Group head on. If our family can’t win, the Dixon Group won’t gain much either.” 

Wesley was irritated again by Donny, “Can’t you use your brain?” 

Donny, “Then what should we do? I’ll do it right away.” 

Wesley, “Take the evidence and send your sister to prison yourself.” 

With the Dixon Group in its prime, Wesley knew that the days of the Salazar family’s dominance were numbered. The Salazar Corporation now was just a shell, nowhere near a match for Steven. 

Donny didn’t understand the situation of the Salazar Corporation, nor could he bear to send his beloved sister to prison, “Dad, if we don’t protect her, she could even get the death penalty for what she’s done. 

Wesley waved his hand, took unsteady steps, and went inside, “We’ve raised her for nearly thirty years and gave her the best life. She didn’t come into this world for nothing.”