"Dad!"
Just then, William Davis returned to the courtyard and said with a dejected face, "Emilia is indeed a cunning woman. She doesn't leave any flaws behind. I haven't found out who she's closest to."
"Nothing to be worried about!" Micheal Davis said proudly.
As long as Ma'am Davis wasn't the one who helped Emilia, no one could threaten his position in Davis.
Even if Emilia had other people supporting her!
So what?
"En!"
William Davis nodded. "But, have you prepared the gift for tomorrow?"
"After all, grandma has already lost interest in any treasures that we have."
He was feeling worried.
If the gift wasn't authentic enough, it would be a big problem.
"Your grandma is very particular about her reputation."
Micheal Davis laughed and said, "Didn't we pick up a bottle of unopened National Wine from your grandfather's grave?"
"This gift is better than anything else!"
William Davis's eyes lit up!
That's right!
That was the National Wine!
In the entire country, the number of people who could drink the National Wine could be counted with the fingers on one hand.
The value of it had long surpassed money and it was a symbol of status and identity.
With Ma'am Davis's personality, she would definitely be very happy.
Perhaps, if she felt happy then she would transfer her shares to them.
It could be said that the father and son had put in a lot of effort to get the shares that belonged to Ma'am Davis.
At night, when he got ho ...
When Mary Grimm heard the news, not only was she not happy, but she also beca worried. "Emilia, it's only natural for us to wish her well."
"But ..."
"Have you thought about what gift you're going to present to her?"
No matter how much she complained, in Mary Grimm's traditional thoughts, Ma'am Davis was still an elder that she had to respect.
Now that Ma'am Davis was willing to let them go back, it was obviously to bury the hatchet.
So ...
She, on the other hand, felt uncomfortable as well!
After all, they had nothing. If they didn't bring anything good, wouldn't it be embarrassing?
"Mom!"
"You're overthinking it," Emilia said with a smile. "I'm not planning to give her anything."
The only reason she agreed was because she wanted to visit her grandfather's grave.I think you should take a look at
That family ...
The person she missed was long gone.
Moreover, the entire company was relying on the Davis Group that she and her grandfather had created. She wasn't going against her conscience.
She would still be at ease even if she didn't bring her anything."
"Don't talk nonsense!"
Mary Grimm lectured with a straight face, "I know that the 'Kiss of Judas' is very important to you."
"But we can't lose our dignity as humans."
"Do you understand?"
At the ntion of Kiss of Judas, Isaac Davis's face suddenly changed ...
That was a fake!
He suddenly realised what was happening!
That damned William Davis. That man had asked him to steal the "Kiss of Judas " just to stop them from presenting it to Ma'am Davis. He did not want them to leave a good impression!
William Davis wanted to stop them from returning to the company!
Damn it!
At that mont, Issac Davis was furious!
But ...
What they have now was a fake piece!
Motherf*cker!
He didn't dare to say anything and quickly got up to leave.
He was afraid that they would figure it out.
He definitely wouldn't be attending the birthday banquet tomorrow.
If Oliver Walker knew the truth, wouldn't he ...
"Mom ..."
"That's part of my dowry." Alia was feeling troubled. "That's what Grandpa gave as compensation!"
She didn't want to give it away.
After all ...
"I know you're angry but you have to distinguish between righteousness and willfulness!"
"It's not that I want to nag at you," Mary Grimm said. "It's either you don't attend the banquet or you should bring a decent gift with you."
"Otherwise, you'll be a joke to others."
Emilia wasn't happy with this, "Don't they already look at us as if we're a joke to them?"
What else did she have to lose?
Could it be that after all these years, she hadn't lost everything?
"Either you listen to or you are not going to attend the banquet!"
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