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His Regret Arrived Three Days Late novel Chapter 57

“I’m not going back. Tell Conrad that we’re finished.” Her voice came out raw, like her throat was on fire, every word a struggle. Then, she turned her face away, refusing to look at Hank, and focused intently on her work.

Hank returned empty-handed. Conrad, agitated, demanded, “Where is she?”

“Mr. Beryl…” Hank couldn’t bring himself to repeat Annika’s final words. He just said, “Maybe it’s best to let Mrs. Beryl stay at Sargent Group for a few days.”

An instant frost covered Conrad’s handsome face, a dangerous glint flashing in his narrow eyes. With a flare of his nostrils, he ordered, “Call that bastard Mason and tell him if he dares touch what’s mine, I’ll shrink his assets until he can’t even afford underwear.”

It wasn't just a warning. Conrad moved swiftly, coordinating with Donovan to launch a full-scale assault on Mason’s investment firms.

The next day, Annika sent her finalized investment proposal to Mason for review, but hours passed with no reply. She decided to call the number he’d given her the night before, only to find he’d blocked her; the call was immediately forwarded.

A dark line formed between Annika’s brows. She immediately called Tyler and told him she couldn’t get in touch with Mason.

Tyler wanted to explain further, but Mason gave him no chance, hanging up with a sharp click.

Listening to the dial tone, Tyler felt sweat drip down his forehead. He took a deep breath and called a couple of mutual friends to get the full story on what had happened to Mason’s firm. With the grim details confirmed, he rushed over to Sargent Group to see Annika.

“Annika, I’ve figured it out,” he said, his voice tight with anger. “It was Conrad. That man is despicable. First, he spent all that time trying to ruin me, and now that Mason was finally willing to invest in Seafall City, Conrad teamed up with Tyson Capital Group and completely wiped out all of Mason’s firms. Every company that was working with Mason pulled out overnight.”

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