Memories Of The Night 461 Chapter 461: Let Him Be

Aaron says calmly, "I don't want the property of the Wilson family at all. But this is my company! n.o.body can take it away!"

Two lawyers look embarra.s.sed, "Aaron Wilson, this is order. If you don't sign it, I'm afraid we'll have to resort to law. At that time, you still have to return the company to Edward Wilson."

Hearing the lawyer's words, Aaron gets much angrier.

What a cruel trick!

For this engagement, Edward even takes the company to coerce him! Edward even wants to fight a lawsuit with him!

Aaron has always hated being threatened...

But this man is his father!

After all, Edward has been in business for so many years. Aaron has a fair knowledge of Edward's influence and position in Hadley City.

Although Aaron is also powerful, there is no complete a.s.surance that he can compete with Edward.

If the battle between them really starts...

If Edward really wants to take away this company...

Aaron is bound to lose miserably.

Angrily, Aron stares at Edward and says, "Dad, do you have to?"

Edward uses the way he used to deal with his compet.i.tors to handle Aaron now.

Is this really the right way to get along between father and son?

At this time, Aaron even can't express his anger.

Edward looks up at Aaron and says, "Aaron, I only give you three days to think about it. Either you promise to be engaged to Annie, or you will lose the company you have worked so hard for so many years."

"Three days later, if you don't give me an answer... I will execute the second automatically."

Then Edward gets up straight from the sofa and goes out.

The two lawyers also nod to Aaron, counting as a farewell, and quickly follow.

After Edward leaves...

Aaron can't endure it. He picks up the teacup on the table and throws it heavily onto the ground, smas.h.i.+ng it to pieces.

Aaron has never been so cowardly in his life.

But now, he's forced to be this by his father.

Either he agrees to the marriage management or loses the company he's worked so hard for…

Either is enough to make him angry.

It seems to be to prove to Aaron that Edward's decision is not just a statement.

In the next few days...

Aaron always receives court summonses from time to time.

It seems that Edward wants to wait intentionally for three days before they really meet in court. He's always giving Aaron psychological pressure.

Aaron knows clearly...

Now that Edward can put forward this plan, it must mean that he has made full preparations.

After three days...

All that awaits him is the merciless takeover of the company.

He is really very unwilling!

In the face of accepting engagement or losing so many years of painstaking efforts...

Aaron finally chooses the former.

Marriage, for him, is only a dispensable form.

But the company, for him, is extremely important.

If he can get back his company by sacrificing his marriage...

Then he can only reluctantly accept it.

On the third day, Aaron finally returns to the old villa.

Edward seems to be very confident and sits in his study, waiting for Aaron.

Even if at this time, Aaron is unwilling in his heart. Even if he is reluctant to compromise in his heart...

In the face of reality, he can only compromise, "I agree to be engaged to Annie Johnson, but you should clearly explain the problem of capital and owners.h.i.+p of my company. In the future, you must not interfere in my company, let alone have the right to take it back!"

This time, Aaron admits that he's unlucky.

But later...

He will never give Edward another chance to catch his loopholes!

He won't allow Edward to threaten him with the company again!

Hearing Aaron's promise...

Edward finally has a successful smile on his face.

He doesn't hesitate and promises, "Well, as long as you and Annie are engaged, I will never interfere in your company again."

Actually...

Edward hasn't it just to force Aaron to compromise.

How can he really want to take back Aaron's business? After all, he's thinking about pa.s.sing the property of Wilson's family on to his two sons.

Aaron and Edward soon reach an agreement on the matter.

Even so, Aaron still has an angry feeling in his heart, which is particularly uncomfortable.

Edward, on the contrary, is a little refreshed when Aaron agrees.

Edward prepares a cup of tea himself and hands it to Aaron, "Calm down. Have a cup of tea?"

Aaron holds back his anger, and relentlessly refuses, "No need! I don't have the luck to enjoy it."

Aaron says this coldly and leaves.

Although he's forced to compromise...

It doesn't mean he accepts Edward's plan.

In his heart, he still has disgust and irritation.

How can he sit down and have tea with Edward calmly?

After Aaron slams the door and leaves...

Edward shakes his head helplessly and complains to himself, "Little b.a.s.t.a.r.d! His temper is even bigger than when I was young! Waste such good tea! I'll drink by myself."

Edward picks up the cup and drinks all the tea in the cup, having a very satisfied smile on his face.

Actually, he also doesn't want to threaten Aaron in this way.

But Aaron is so straight-tempered that Edward has no choice but to threaten him.

Ignorant!

He's Aaron's father! Can he harm Aaron?

Annie has such a good condition that this is Aaron's fortune to be selected by her!

But Aaron even refuses to accept her.

Fortunately, now Edward can breathe a sigh of relief since he has kept his promise to the Johnson family.

And now...

Jane is nervous and afraid that Aaron will promise to be engaged to Annie. When she sees Aaron coming out of Edward's study with an angry face, she can't help going to ask Edward.

Jane rubs Edward's shoulder and asks, "Edward, have you quarreled with Aaron again? I just saw him leaving with anger, and he even ignored me when I talked to him. His expression was so terrible. What's the advantage of losing temper with children since you're old now? Are you going to hurt your health?"

Edward drinks his tea happily, "No, I'm not angry. He's the only one who's angry. This kid has a straight temper and is forced to agree to this marriage. He's sure to be unhappy. Let him be."