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Chapter 1954 Does Your Dad Know?

Author: Five Generals
Snow was incredibly headstrong.

Vance put his ego aside and got down on his knees. Yet, Snow had the audacity to tell all of them to get out.

Jackson rose to his feet, his smile frozen, and strode toward Snow. He said with a pretentious smile, “You are testing my patience, woman.

“Do you think I wouldn’t do anything to you?”

He reached out and clutched Snow by the chin.

“Touch her, and I promise you can kiss your hand goodbye.”

A chilling voice resounded.

Everybody in the office turned to the source of the voice.

“Mr. Chairman!” Snow exclaimed with joy.

She was relieved.

Kaze, though delayed by traffic, had arrived.

He took leisurely steps into the space, his eyes browsing the mess in the office. He took a breath and frowned.

“So you’re the chairman of Perfect World Group?”

Raising his brow, Jackson checked Kaze out. Unimpressed, he sneered. “I heard that the chairman of Perfect World Group stays behind the scenes. Even though he has been a public figure for ye
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