My Ex-husband Begs Me Back (Ayan and Camille) novel Chapter 1405

Chapter 1405 Answer

He also privately investigated Ayan's wife Camille, a beautiful woman, but this world never lacks beautiful women.

Moreover, can even the most beautiful woman resist in the face of huge benefits?

He did not believe that businessmen like Ayan would give up Tillery's Corporation for a woman.

But the fact proved that Ayan did give up, without any hesitation.

This fact made Kerry have to admit that he had underestimated Ayan, and the reason he asked this now was just to let Ayan give him a satisfactory answer in person.

It seemed like Ayan could read his mind, and Ayan said openly, "I have my ways. Daisy's interest in me is just because she had never been rejected before, being chased by others, and she is Mr. Tillery's daughter. Her inherent challenge does not allow her to give up easily, but things that come too easily naturally do not catch her eye."

"Mr. Kerry mentioned benefits, but as I said before, some things may seem simple and attractive enough, but are they really? Tillery's Corporation's business is not something ordinary people can handle. Mr. Kerry should know this better than me, right?"

Ayan's words were like a heavy hammer, one after another lightly hitting Kerry's heart, making him feel chaotic and confused.

He remained silent, his expression already looking extremely unsightly. He furrowed his brow tightly because he knew that what Ayan said was the truth.

He pursed his lips and, after a brief moment of contemplation, he spoke up again, not too lightly, "If I agree to cooperate, can Mr. Simpson really promise everything he just said?"

"It depends on Mr. Kerry's sincerity. I know that Kerry has chosen Miss Daisy over Tillery's Corporation. This alone proves that Kerry does not want to see Miss Daisy being married off to someone else. I have already told you the reason why Miss Daisy is interested in me. If Kerry can win Miss Daisy's heart during this period, then everything will be solved, right?"

Of course, Ayan would not promise Kerry one hundred percent because he was not Daisy, and all he could do was to help things progress naturally. Whether Daisy ultimately chooses Kerry or not will depend on Kerry's sincerity.

But Ayan wouldn't just calculate him, after all, the cooperation would have to continue in the long run.

So Ayan straightforwardly said, "Mr. Kerry, although everything seems perfect now, there is a condition that I need to make clear to you. The final decision still lies with Miss Daisy. If Miss Daisy does not choose Mr. Kerry in the end, then I am not responsible for this matter!"

Ayan looked at Kerry lightly, and now it was a matter of whether this project was tempting enough for Kerry. If it was tempting enough, Kerry would naturally take the risk.

Kerry's face was unusually serious, and the look in his eyes was clear, showing his struggle and contradiction.

After a brief silence for quite some time, when Kerry spoke again, he also stood up.