<h4>Chapter 110: Chapter 110: Ready to start preaching to me?</h4>


    "Matthew, you’re no longer a child."


    Matthew Saxon chuckled lightly, curling his lips, "Big brother, are you nning to start preaching to me?"


    Maxwell Saxon smiled faintly and said, "Just a few words of advice."


    "Big brother, you shouldn’t waste your breath on me." Matthew Saxon shed a cynical smile, squinted his eyes slightly, andzily said, "I have no interest whatsoever in thepany’s affairs. The more disappointed Dad is with me, the better. Ideally, he should remove my position, and that way, I’ll bepletely freed."


    "It’s more than enough for him to have such an excellent son as big brother. Seymour doesn’t need two outstanding managers. In my view, leaving thepany to big brother, while I enjoy the benefits being a figurehead, suits both our skills well, doesn’t it?"


    After saying that, heughed twice, turned around and walked over to Scarlett Yates, and saidzily, "Oh, by the way, big brother, even though thepany’s matters are important, you should try to spend more time with your woman. I just saw Miss Green crying, her eyes were swollen. If the people below see and spread bad rumors, the impact won’t be good."


    He then held Scarlett Yates’s hand, the demon’s handsome face showing an innocent smile, and squeezed Scarlett’s palm, "Scarlett, let’s go."


    During these few days with the Saxon Family, Scarlett Yates discovered quite a few things.


    Matthew Saxon and Maxwell Saxon’s rtionship is actually quite bad.


    Although it appears harmonious on the surface, every time Matthew Saxon sees him, his gaze unconsciously bes a bit colder.


    His cynical side is disyed most vividly in front of Maxwell Saxon.


    Lucky for Maxwell Saxon that he has such a good temper, anyone else would have been unable to tolerate it long ago.


    For some reason, Scarlett Yates suddenly felt a bit sympathetic towards Maxwell Saxon.


    Even though he now holds the distinguished status of Young Master of the Saxon Family, the shameful history rted to being a bastard child is one that can’t be erased.


    Mentioning Maxwell Saxon inevitably reminds people of his other identity.


    And being a bastard, no matter when, is never a glorious identity.


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    The two gradually walked out of Maxwell Saxon’s sight range.


    Scarlett Yates looked around to ensure no one was present and immediately shook off Matthew Saxon’s hand.


    Throughout the journey, Matthew Saxon had been holding her hand, which she found very ufortable, extremely ufortable!


    From Scarlett Yates’s perspective, holding hands, hugging, and kissing are actions only performed between mutually affectionate couples.


    But Matthew Saxon had already held her hand, hugged her, and even kissed her.


    Though recalling it, that kiss was anything but pleasant or beautiful.


    Growing up, Scarlett Yates had very little contact with the opposite sex, and Henry Dales was the first man she liked, the one she experienced her first heartbreak with.


    She always thought she should give all her "firsts" to the one she liked, but didn’t expect many of her firsts were given to a man she disliked immensely.


    Matthew Saxon...


    She genuinely disliked this man, even just mentioning his name made her instinctively frown.


    If her dislike for Matthew Saxon was at five points before, after witnessing the earlier scene firsthand, it has increased to eight points.


    A pampered son who knows nothing but idleness and indulgence, really evokes no fondness.


    She genuinely couldn’t understand what Roy Saxon was thinking, no matter how much he adored Matthew Saxon, he shouldn’t gamble the Seymour Consortium’s future.