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    But at that moment, his own phone rang. It was the king of Loglil on the line.


    The king’s tone was stern andmanding.


    “Is Dani really divorcing Cedric or not? You imed their marriage was falling apart, so why aren’t they divorced yet? Do you believe my daughter has no other suitors and must wait for Cedric?”


    Hamilton hurriedly responded, “It’s underway, but you know how tricky property divisions are here. Please be patient.”


    The king’s voice hardened.


    “You better be honest. If you stall my daughter’s future, there will be consequences.”


    Hamilton assured him again and again, plotting his next step.


    “I’d never do that. I’m keen to see this marriage through. It’s in progress. Cedric will attend an uing opening ceremony. If your daughter wishes, she cane see Cedric up close. What do you say?”


    Hamilton had a scheme brewing. The heart of a young woman was a wild card.


    If the princess took a liking to Cedric, she would naturally convince her parents.


    As long as she was interested, Hamilton’s chances would rise.


    After the call, Hamilton’s secretary asked cautiously, “Inviting the princess over? Cedric isn’t exactly warm to women besides Dani.”


    Hamilton sneered, “What do you know? Men are all alike. Cedric’s good looks and the princess’s grace—if they cross paths and Cedric takes a fancy to her, I won’t need to lift a finger. Cedric will end things with Dani all by himself.”


    With that, Hamilton picked up his phone to call Niks.


    On the call, Hamilton erupted in anger. “Are youpletely useless? Can’t you handle such a simple job? What am I supposed to rely on you for? What does McCoy Group get from you? All my years of effort have been wasted. Niks, you’re a failure, worthless! I’d rather give away all the McCoy family’s assets than hand you a single cent!”


    With that, Hamilton mmed the phone down.


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    Niks gripped his fists tightly, standing motionless for a long while.


    After a pause, Niks dialed the PR manager.


    “Put out an announcement for me,” he ordered.


    The PR manager was taken aback by Niks’ directive.


    “Mr. McCoy, if you go ahead with this, you’ll be officially cutting all ties with the McCoy family. We’ve only just started turning a profit. Doing this could scare off partners and clients. Forget profit—thepany might not survive.”


    Niks gazed at the busy street below.


    “Do it. I’m certain.”


    The manager sighed deeply and left the room.


    That same day, Sunrise Company issued a statement.


    “In response to recent rumors concerning our CEO Niks McCoy and Hamilton McCoy, we rify to prevent any misunderstandings. Sunrise Company has no ties to McCoy Group. We officially dere Sunrise Company an independent entity. Our CEO has cut all connections with Hamilton McCoy and will no longer use any McCoy family links or resources.”


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