My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna) novel Chapter 323

I pouted, staring at Aaron with rounded eyes.

He took a sip of coffee and said, "You know I'm good at IT, and I've also explored quite a bit in Al. Even a few of the companies under my command are researching Al. You know I'll help you if you told me that."

I shrugged, "I'll be fine if you don't want to help. I can always find another way."

He smiled, seemingly had no idea what to do with me, and said, "Well, how do you want me to help you?"

"I'm thinking of talking to the director of Fantasia Company and see if Granger Group can acquire Fantasia Company. So, I'm telling you to not fight for the opportunity with me," I was grave, almost begging. "Aaron, I know it won't be easy to take down the Moore family. But I need to succeed in purchasing Fantasia Company. It's the only way for me to gain a firm foothold in Granger Group so that I can do what I want!"

He sighed, "Okay, I won't fight with you for Fantasia Company. But Arianna, I still don't think you can do anything to the Moore family with support only from Granger Group."

I looked at him and said with certainty, "That won't be the case if you, the Roberts family, and Irvin are also involved, right?"

He was stunned for a moment. When he realized what I was plotting, he sighed, "Arianna, you're really going to use everyone and everything you can, aren't you?"

I pursed my lips. People would change. They would do anything and everything once they found something they wanted to protect or destroy. Aaron shouldn't expect I would still be the same as I was before I lost my child.

Looking at him, I let out a sigh of breath and said, "You can refuse."

Aaron raised his eyebrows and asked, "Do you think I'll ever refuse you?"

I shook my head, "You won't."

He smiled, and the smile alone was self-explanatory.

For the first time, I found that Aaron was rather chatty. He had been talking non-stop for the whole afternoon. Since I had reached an agreement with him on Fantasia Company and Al, I wasn't in a hurry to go home. So, I listened to him with folded arms.