Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 1684

Chapter 1684 Failure Is The Key To Success

Skyler started to wonder what he could do to make sure Davin and Kyle left for good. Not only did Davin make me lose a hundred thousand, but that b*stard also kept me up all night with his stupid music. Somehow, I’m going to make him pay!

The man was still thinking hard when a servant suddenly appeared to inform him that Steven wanted to meet him in the study.

“Got it. I’ll be right over.”

There was a lot that Steven needed Skyler to handle for him, mainly to bring forth the Maupays’ re-emergence and to track down the treasure they were seeking as soon as humanly possible.

Steven started speaking as soon as Skyler stepped into the room. “I need to contact our old friends. If our family is to rise again, we’ll need their support. Firstly—”

Before the man could finish his sentence, Skyler interrupted, “Dad, how is that our top priority? Thanks to Davin and his music, I couldn’t sleep at all last night! I think our top priority is to figure out how to get rid of that b*stard. How am I supposed to function if I can’t sleep?

Looking at how flustered his son was, Steven sighed disappointedly. “How hard can it be to get rid of that man? I’m sure there are a million ways you can achieve that.”

“How? It’s unlikely that he’ll just listen to me, and I can’t force him to leave either. If I somehow started a fight with the man, going up against their family would be very disadvantageous for us. Why would I risk that? Besides, you’re the one who agreed to let him stay. If you ask me, I don’t think you should’ve done that.”

“Well, it’s no use thinking about the past now. If we can’t do anything about it, there’s always somebody who can.”

Skyler kept quiet for a while before continuing, “You mean…”

“Just because we can’t make him do anything doesn’t mean his wife can’t. I’m sure she’s more than capable of making him listen. However, we’ll have to convince her that Davin is actually here because…”

Steven left the rest to his son’s imagination.