He Lost Me to His Best Friend novel Chapter 1032

It was the first time in all his years of service that Nathan had ever heard Yardley speak with such raw vulnerability.

He felt a sudden jolt in his chest. In that fleeting moment, the untouchable, ruthlessly composed CEO seemed to shed his armor, leaving behind a profoundly exhausted and lonely man.

But Nathan was a seasoned professional. He knew the cardinal rule of corporate survival: never get tangled in the boss's family drama. Keep it strictly business.

Adjusting his expression to one of solemn efficiency, he asked, "How would you like to proceed, sir? Are you going to the hotel?"

Yardley slowly shook his head. "No. I won't humiliate myself by stepping foot in there."

"You handle it. Play it entirely by the book."

Yardley's eyes hardened, the brief vulnerability vanishing. "Have the PR department draft a press release immediately. State clearly that my mother and sister's actions are entirely their own and have zero connection to Flynn Group. Effective immediately, revoke all of their corporate shares and suspend their monthly allowances."

Nathan's eyes widened in shock. "Sir... that essentially means exiling them from Flynn Group entirely."

Yardley's gaze was ice-cold, his tone unwavering. "I have given them countless chances. I have tolerated and covered for them time and time again. And what did I get in return? Mess after endless mess."

"I refuse to blindly enable them anymore just because we share blood. If I keep letting this slide, they will drag the entire company down with them."

Nathan looked at Yardley, a profound realization washing over him. The boss had truly changed. The old Yardley was famously fiercely protective of his family; if an outsider breathed a negative word about a Flynn, he would have destroyed them without hesitation.

"Understood. I'll get it done immediately," Nathan said, turning on his heel and marching out of the office.

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