He certainly wasn't the same as before.
After Lucas returned, he unilaterally tore up the cooperation contracts of the two companies.
He acted like an impulsive child which led to significant problems for both the Walsh and White families.
In less than two months, a crowd of protesters gathered at the company's entrance.
Projects stagnated, funds didn't flow, and the wages of the lower-level workers were delayed.
They raised banners, and some even resorted to drastic measures.
Just when I was racking my brains to resolve these dire situations.
Lucas watched coldly, going to various social events with his new love every day.
I lightly massaged my temples and leaned back.
Mr. Jones bent down and reported the latest public opinion trends to me.
It was nothing more than where Lucas and Wendy had gone to have fun again.
They had been to the aquarium and the polar park.
Today, they were at the amusement park, and I heard that Lucas booked the entire area for Wendy. They both rode on a childi
