James Reed's words only fueled more anger in Ethan Seymour's heart: "Do I need him to come home? I cut ties with him a long time ago. Doesn't he want to disgust us? Then let him suffer the consequences! Let's see whose reputation is tarnished when no one attends his engagement banquet!"
After venting his anger, Ethan Seymour saw that James Reed was about to speak and glared at him fiercely, snapping, "Don't plead on his behalf anymore!"
James Reed's mouth moved slightly, but in the end, he could only agree helplessly, "I understand, Dad."
"Alright, just focus on your engagement banquet. It's going to be live-streamed soon, make sure nothing goes wrong," Ethan Seymour advised.
Did that bastard Charles Seymour think that he could lure him in with such schemes?
He come over voluntarily?
Charles Seymour's calculations were wrong; he wouldn't do it!
Isn't Charles Seymour always so tough?
