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Too Late to Hold Me Back novel Chapter 466

Both men stared in shock. "Billions? Ethan is ruthless! I knew it. He's been the CEO for years; there was no way he'd walk away with nothing," Owen laughed.

"There's one thing I don't get. Making money doesn't seem difficult for you, so why are you so determined to swallow up other people's companies?" Dominic asked.

"Taking over assets is just one part of it. Mainly, I have karma that must be resolved."

"Didn't you just cut ties with your family? For someone so young, you sound like you've lived through decades of hardship."

"It's hard to explain. Look at Owen, he gets it."

Owen nodded in agreement. "Don't judge someone's choices until you've walked in their shoes."

"Oh, give it a rest, Owen. Don't act like I don't know how much you both have been through," Dominic scoffed.

"You wouldn't get it. Only Mira and I truly understand each other."

...

Ten days later, Roxanne informed Adrian that Mara was ready to start gaining experience in the CEO's office.

"That fast?"

"Yes, she's a quick learner. More importantly, if you want to groom her to be the CEO, I think the executive office is the best place to forge her skills."

Adrian thought for a moment. "Fair enough. Her foundation is weak, so spending more time there will do her good."

The very next night, Lenny Forbes called Mira to inform her that Mara had entered the CEO's office.

"Understood. Keep an eye on her."

That evening, Mara nestled into Lacey's embrace. "Mom, I got promoted to the CEO's office."

"Already? My baby is so capable!"

"Mom, I've worked so hard lately. Aren't you going to reward me?"

"What kind of reward does my darling want?"

"Actually, I don't want a reward from you. I want one from Dad. You should save your money."

"Such a good girl." Lacey threw a triumphant look at Adrian.

"Alright, I'll give you ten percent of the shares. I really can't say no to you," Adrian said, feigning helplessness. Out of the corner of their eyes, both father and daughter watched Lacey's reaction.

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