Semua Bab Guardian-In-Law: Bab 4351 - Bab 4360

“Thank you for understanding, Mr. Carpson. Dig in, everybody. Later, we can head back together to establish the proposal and show Mr. Carpson. If everything checks out, we can seal the deal right away,” Darcy said. Everybody nodded and gobbled up their food. Unlike before, there was underlying tension in the air. Everybody’s eyes would shift to Darcy as they awaited her instructions. “We can’t rush the contract. Just take it one step at a time. Don’t stress about it. I’ve got you covered.” Robbie seemed like a reasonable man. However, anyone could read between the lines. “There is no hurry, but I am confident we can meet your needs. Just say the word,” Darcy said in a relaxed demeanor as if everybody was in her control. Nothing Robbie said could get to her. Darcy had her plan and thoughts. Robbie looked at Darcy in shock, finding her rather unusual. Anyone in Darcy’s shoes would grovel at his feet. However, Darcy kept a clear head and her eyes on the prize. Seein

“I trust you to handle this. I just want to know the deal with Robbie,” Kaze said while enjoying his drink on the couch. Kaze had his suspicions, but without any verification, he was not at liberty to make a call. He needed all the information before putting together a plan. With things getting out of hand, Kaze was anxious to resolve the situation and get rid of the problem. Darcy was eager to reach out to Robbie for a business deal, and she was stubborn about it too. Given Kaze’s warning, Darcy ought to keep her distance from Robbie. However, Kaze’s worst nightmare would be if Darcy lost perspective and deliberately went against his wishes. This lit a fire under Kaze to move things along. Edmund knew what Kaze was getting at. Besides, he had already sent a team to look into Robbie. “We ran a background check on the Titan Group too.” Edmund understood that the major corporation had to be backed by a major force. He simply had no idea where the support came from. Fa

“The last time I was here, nothing really stood out in the place. The space wasn’t that big either. Did you expand it?” Kaze, dressed like a caddy, sat in the buggy. “Yes, there has been some expansion. I snapped up the nearby land since it was on sale. It added some challenges, but the place has become more appealing for guests.” Edmund made the golf course available to the public, earning revenue from the fees. Anyone could sign up for a membership to play golf and secure an exclusive spot.The course had developed a team of caddies to provide guests with a new experience. The facilities were designed for the guests’ convenience. Sometimes, Edmund would bring his clients to the golf course to conduct business. It was a great place to generate deals. It was a win-win for Edmund either way. “You have the brains for business,” Kaze complimented Edmund. “I just want to amass a nice fortune for my daughter. She has been well-behaved lately. She’s getting ready to join t

Kaze went up and handed a golf club to Edmund. Edmund took the club and sauntered to a golf ball. With a swing, he put the ball in the hole. “Some things are just meant to be. If the shot is mine, it doesn’t matter what anyone else does because I’ll come out on top anyway,” Edmund remarked. However, he spoke with conviction as if he had everything in the bag. Robbie was furious. Nevertheless, he would never show his emotions on his face to protect his ego. “It’s true that some things are predetermined, but there’s no stopping when someone is meant to die. “But there is a chance for redemption, and it’s up to the person to seize the opportunity. It’s only right to surrender in the face of power, and that might just be the chance of survival.” Robbie tried to convince Edmund even when it was a challenge. Still, he tested the waters patiently. It was up to Edmund to decide if he would listen, and that would show how clever he was. “It’s certainly a matter of destiny, but n

“Mr. Witterson, you certainly exceeded my expectations. I thought the meeting today was to talk about a partnership, not to humiliate me. Do you understand the implications of this?” Displeased, Robbie spoke rather harshly. Robbie did not care where he was. Heck, he could take things up a notch. “I’m not trying to humiliate you. Consider it a friendly reminder. You play by my rules on my turf, but you have complete disregard for them. I’m just giving you a heads-up, not a warning,” Edmund said in a friendly manner. However, anyone could pick up on the threatening undertones in his voice. Despite feeling frustrated, Robbie could not do much about the situation. “I have not expected this from you, Mr. Witterson. “When you look back on today, I hope you don’t regret what you said.” Robbie grinned, but the smile did not reach his eyes. A smirk could be a more accurate description. The insult was bad enough. Robbie did not make a scene. The talk between Edmund and Robbie e