Chapter 855
Joseph was angry, and yet Cassie didn't even bother to explain or appease him.
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As long as Cassie begged Joseph and promised not to go on individual dates with another man nbsp;in the future, Joseph could reluctantly forgive Cassie.
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But Cassie's attitude was too indifferent.
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"Cassie, you probably haven't figured it out yet. Since you became my woman, it's not that easy to break up. The only possibility is me not wanting you. There's no possibility of you breaking up with me," nbsp;he stated.
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After saying that, Joseph slammed the door heavily and left.
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In the room, Cassie helplessly called Anthony, "You've been photographed by reporters. Hide for now. Don't nbsp;expose yourself. nbsp;I'll contact you if anything happens."
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The whole day passed without Joseph contacting Cassie.
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Cassie went to the Chapman family's mansion to accompany Oliver. When she arrived, Oliver was playing with a set of limited-edition Star Wars Lego toys.
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"Did Grandpa buy this for you?" Cassie glanced at the box. It was a limited edition and should be quite expensive.
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"Foster gave it to me. He came to the kindergarten to see me yesterday," Oliver smiled, revealing a row of white teeth.
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Cassie was taken aback. She knew Oliver rarely smiled, but the fact that Oliver was smiling because of David's gift meant that Oliver really liked it.
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David was always like that, remembering the preferences of the two children and being attentive and gentle.
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Cassie suddenly felt heavy-hearted.
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Cassie knew that David had been silently watching over her from behind, even rarely coming to see her to avoid disturbing her plans.
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"Oliver, do you really like Uncle Foster?" Cassie asked softly.
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"Mommy, I know he is nice to me because he likes you," Oliver said seriously. "What's most important to me is that you live happily and isn't hurt."
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Cassie kissed Oliver's forehead gently.
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Aiden walked over and smiled, "Oliver is the most sensible child I've ever seen, so sensible that it hurts my heart."
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"Yes." Cassie patted Oliver's head nbsp;and said, nbsp;"Dad, are you feeling better?"
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"I went to get rid of a bit more toxin recently, so I'm much better," Aiden sighed. "I went to the Chapman family yesterday and found out that your grandfather nbsp;actually returned to the company. Your grandfather wants me to rest at home for a while, saying he will look after the company. This is definitely Atlas's instigation, but he nbsp;actually agreed to establish a joint venture with the Chamberlain family. I'm really worried."
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"Dad, in my opinion, you should just go along with them," Cassie said calmly, "You might as well sell your shares, leave the Chapman family, and when you're better, start your own company."
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Aiden looked displeased nbsp;and snapped, "Cassie, the Chapman family is the result of your father's hard work. I've spent most of my life with the Chapman family."
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"Dad, honestly, I don't have high hopes for the cooperation between the Chamberlain family and the Chapman family this time. I heard some information from Joseph: the Chamberlain family excels at hiding their strength and biding their time, and they are too eager to surpass the Hernandez family and become the top family in Madison. I guess the Chamberlain family wants to use the Chapman family to become the top family in Madison," nbsp;she stated.
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Cassie analyzed this seriously with Aiden nbsp;and continued, "Think about it, nbsp;establishing a joint venture. The Chapman family knows nothing about finance and lacks familiar teams and talents. We won't be able to know how the Chamberlain family is manipulated afterward."
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Cassie paused and continued, "Moreover, with Grandpa causing trouble, along with Luna and Atlas, they have long been in cahoots with those shareholders. If you want to regain control, it's not about competing with Atlas anymore. It's about competing with Grandpa. If not handled properly, you will leave behind a reputation of being unfilial."
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Aiden looked displeased. He had anticipated all of these.
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Thinking about his father's actions made Aiden quite sad.
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Atlas and his daughter had done so much harm to Paul, yet they were still being tolerated.
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Cassie said, "In my opinion, now that the Chapman family's market value is high and the shares are most valuable, it's best to let go early. Dad, sometimes being willing to let go is also a form of success."
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