Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 268

Chapter 268 

The reception room was opposite the locker room and divided into two sections, including a main hall and a private room. 

Helding a stack of documents. Liam walked into the main hall while I quietly hid behind the door. 

The golf course rarely saw visitors, and the maintenance was only done once a week. Many deals discussed here involved illegal dealings, but it was a place of 

tam sat in a chair, looking aged and trail yet still exuding arrogance. He looked like a king perched on a throne and looked at Liam with a gaze filled with disdain. 

He held a cigarette between his fingers, and his expression grew heavier with a tinge of irritation as smoke swirled around him. 

“I’ve told you that everything can be discussed, so why did you insist on coming here today? His displeasure was palpable. 

I was deeply shocked it was clear that there were some shady dealings between them. 

To be with Ethan and win approval from the draysons, I’d humbled myself to the lowest in lan’s presence. But I hadn’t been treated with respect and had to rea thela tacım untrad. 

From a few gestures and expressions, I could tell Liam was in a weak position here, 

Despite las scheining natitze, he was young and not as ruthless as lan, who 

weathered decades of commercial battles and developed his brutal means. 

Even after all these years, tan still wielded the power and cunningness that allowed the Grayson family to remain undefeated. 

While I was feeling doubtful, Liam handed the file to lan. The latter didn’t even glance at it as he looked away slightly. He took another drag from his cigarette and 

rshaled a thick cloud of smoke 

What is it? You didn’t make it clear on the phone and made it all secretive,” h 

Elamm in frustrating was evident — he wasn’t pleased with lan’s diamissive attitude. 

he sneered and adjusted his posture to meet Liam. 

“You young ones can really sit still. A little trouble comes up, and you act like the sky is falling–Learn to hold your nerve,” he scolded, pulling his seniority and