Seamus frowned.


    All of a sudden, Sawyer, who had been silent this entire time, flew to his feet looking enraged. "The nerve of her, showing up with another man when she already belongs to me! I''m going to teach that bastard a lesson so the Neeses know exactly who they''re messing with."


    "Sit down," said Seamus sharply. Sawyer looked nothing but displeased but did as he was told.


    Seamus then said, "It''s fine as long as the girl''s back. It''s Nees Corp we''re after. She''s just a bonus."


    Sawyer stared at his father in disbelief but could not bring himself to say a single word.


    Seamus looked around him. "Sawyer''s wedding with the youngdy is in two days, and the Nees family is going to have onest talk with us. The wedding will be held, and our n will be followed through so we can have the Neeses wrapped around our fingers. No slip-ups allowed until then."


    Everyone else nodded, knowing that the wedding was just a front to cate that old geezer Warner Nees so that the next step of the n could happen smoothly.


    The Neeses might be facing bankruptcy, but they still had over two billion dors in fixed assets.


    As long as the n was carried out sessfully, the Rochers would be the biggest shareholder in Nees Corp, slowly breaking the Nees family down until Nees Corp was fully under the Rochers'' control.


    As for Sarah, Sawyer had plenty of women at his disposal. She meant hardly anything to him.


    Seeing everyone else nod, Seamus said, "Meeting adjourned. We''ll proceed as nned."


    "Alright."


    The crowd got to their feet, bowing before they left.


    Just then, Seamus frowned at his son. "That Sarah Nees isn''t half bad, huh? Pretty face and she''s decently educated with no scandals. It''s time you settled down, Sawyer. Just marry her and have a son so that we can have an heir."


    "You''re just after the Nees family fortune, aren''t you?" Sawyer said, raising an eyebrow.


    Seamus sneered. "Does me being after the Nees family fortunee in the way of you marrying Sarah?"


    Sawyer found himself unable to respond.


    Seamus shook his head. "I''m your father, and I know what''s best for you. The Nees family''s going to be ours soon, and Sarah will be your wife. Can you please not worry your poor father in his old age?"


    "Got it, Dad," Sawyer huffed.


    Seamus sighed. "Go and prepare for that wedding of yours."


    "I''ll be leaving, then." Sawyer got to his feet, striding out of the office.


    Upon leaving the Rocher Corp headquarters, Sawyer came up to a red McLaren.


    At the same time, an SUV pulled up to the building, and three people emerged from it.


    One of them was a short, stout man in his thirties, with two hunky blokes behind him.


    "Where are we headed to, Sir?" asked the short and stout man.


    Sawyer smirked. "I heard Sarah Nees brought a guy back. Let''s take a look."


    "Sir..." The short man hesitated. "Your wedding''s in two days. I don''t think making a scene now is the best idea..."


    Sawyer whipped around sharply,nding a p on the short man''s face as he roared, "Listen up, Chad Gelding! You''re just my bodyguard, no more than a lowly dog who works for me! What right do you have to tell me what I should be doing?"


    Chad clutched his face, lowering his head. "Yes, sir. I''m sorry."


    Sawyer sneered coldly, getting into his McLaren and speeding off into the distance.


    Chad waved a hand. "Follow him."


    The three men got into the SUV at once.


    At the same time.


    Over in the living room of the Nees Manor, the head of the Nees family Warner Nees, as well as a dozen other board members of Nees Corp were sitting around looking nothing but nervous.


    The wedding between Sarah and Sawyer was happening in two days, but Sarah had gone missing out of nowhere and was uncontactable. It was clear that she had left Hemount City altogether.