My mother taught me since childhood that, as a woman, especially one from a well–off family,
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love is the least trustworthy thing.
We can only love seven parts and keep three parts reserved.
As a child of the Grant Family, wasn’t Marcus taught the same?
Perhaps not.
Or maybe he was pampered since childhood.
Because his father, the eldest son of Old Master Grant, was always deeply cherished.
While his father was alive, Marcus was the most favored among the grandchildren in the Grant Family.
Until Marcus’s father passed away, and Leonard Grant began to shine.
Marcus naturally occupied all the resources of the Grant Family.
And naturally believed that everyone and everything should revolve around him.
If he wants to marry someone, he must get that person.
If he doesn’t want to marry someone, no one can force it upon him.
Old Master Grant was so infuriated by him that he passed out, directly being admitted to ICU.
Causing a city–wide stir, claiming he wanted to marry someone, with the wedding day just around the corner; now he says he doesn’t want to anymore.
How would the company view him? How would they see this Young President Grant?
As soon as Old Master Grant woke up in the hospital, he told him to get out.
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Marcus Grant “got out” to the house where I was staying outside.
At this time, I had just “tested” with Leonard Grant and really didn’t want to move.
But the security let him up, and he banged on the door loudly.
When I opened the door, I finally saw the “brilliant spectacle” on Marcus Grant’s face.
