To Be Yours Again novel (Alec and Jenny) novel Chapter 636

After a moment of silence, Zeke smiled and said, "This can only mean that either he was putting on an act in the past or the act is happening now."

The butler thought for a while before expressing his opinion. "I think he was pretending before. Perhaps he never really liked Jenny and was only clinging to her because he knew she was the daughter of the Walters. Now that he is part of the Fausts, he must feel that he is out of her league, so there's no need to pretend anymore."

There were many people like that who only cared about their own interests and benefits. It didn't matter to them whether they liked what they were doing or the people they were associated with.

His butler's suggestion made sense to Zeke.

"Keep an eye on him," Zeke instructed. "Whether he is pretending or not, it will become clear over time."

"But sir, why do you insist on bringing back those Fausts who are outsiders? Are you really planning to hand over the Faust family to them?" The butler was confused. He had been with Zeke for many years and thought he understood him well. However, he could not understand the decision he had made.

Zeke chuckled lightly. "Look at my two sons and my two grandsons. Do you think they can take over the reins of the Faust family?"

As for his three granddaughters, Zeke did not even mention them because they were unlikely to take over the Faust family in any way.

"Didn't you always have high hopes for Xavier? In recent years, all the outsiders thought you would hand over the reins to him," the butler answered.

Xavier was Zeke's eldest son, and he had been gradually managing the Faust family in recent years. Everyone thought that the Faust family would ultimately belong to him. However, Zeke's new idea caught all of them by surprise.

At the mention of his eldest son, Zeke sighed. "He does have a great business acumen, and the Faust family should do well if handed over to him, but..."

He paused for a moment before continuing, "He is ruthless. Anyone who inconveniences him, whether his siblings or children, will suffer. At this age, I don't want to see anything happen to my sons and grandsons, so I can't hand over the Fausts to him."