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Chapter 48: The Answer Was Written on Their Faces

Instead of responding, Wesley gave Zachary an account.

It was Camilla’s overseas account.

Next to it was Camilla’s contact information.

Zachary was already in tears.

After memorizing everything, he destroyed the piece of paper..

He needed to keep it confidential.

This matter should not be known by anyone.

Zachary took a deep breath and glanced at the wall clock.

There were ten minutes left before Wesley and Sandra went to work.

He stood up with a serious expression.

“Mr. Cooper, your design won’t get Ben’s approval today.”

Sandra narrowed her eyes.

Ben was Philip’s mentor, and he had even tweeted that Philip was his best disciple.

In the eyes of others, no matter what design the design department came up with, Ben would approve of it.

At the very least, it could lead to cooperation.

But if Wesley couldn’t get Ben’s approval, they wouldn’t be able to

cooperate.

People would suspect that Sandra had done it intentionally.

After all, how could her own brother turn against her?

With this in mind, Sandra sneered.

These people really made her sick.

Wesley replied calmly, “Thank you for the reminder, Zachary.”

Zachary sighed and waved his hand.

“It’s my fault. I should have told you earlier so that you could be well prepared.”

Although Zachary said so, he knew in his heart.

Even if he had said it earlier, it wouldn’t have made a difference.

Wesley had been in a coma for many years, and things were no longer

the same.

It was almost impossible for him to rely on his connections from the

past.

So, he could only endure it.

Zachary gritted his teeth.

“Mr. Cooper, Madam Cooper is just worried that you will take over the company. If you…”

If Wesley withdrew from the Cooper Group and started a small company, Hailey would definitely not just stand by.

Wesley chuckled.

“Zachary, go back and tell Grandma!

Zachary thought that Wesley had changed his mind.

“Mr. Cooper, I will help you in front of Madam Cooper.”

“Tell her that during these years when I was in a coma, I couldn’t take care of her. I will definitely make it up to her.”

He spaced the words for emphasis.

Zachary fell silent.

He knew what Wesley meant.

Wesley had always been proud. He must have been upset by

Zachary’s words.

But..:

Wesley had changed a lot.

Alas.

Zachary didn’t say anything more and left.

In the car.

Sandra let her hair down casually and rolled down the car window.

Her silky hair floated and lightly fell on Wesley’s shoulder.

Her hair smelled good.

It was like standing on the grassland early in the morning, breathing in the freshest air.

Wesley closed his eyes slightly.

Sandra’s soft voice reached his ear.

“You seem to not care about those things.”

She sounded hesitant.

It seemed like she wanted to decide something based on his attitude.

Wesley didn’t open his eyes.

His thin lips moved slightly.

His cold voice drifted with the breeze.

“I just want to take back what’s mine. If someone has a problem with that, there’s no need to keep them.”

Implicitly.

He could dismiss all the employees

And then he could reform the Cooper Group.

That would be equivalent to a major reform of the Cooper Group.

He would have to make a lot of effort.

It was not worth it.

Sandra blinked her eyes, and she suddenly took out her phone and did something.

Then, she impatiently put her phone away.

Her phone had a privacy screen protector, and Wesley couldn’t see anything on it.

His face darkened.

Then he heard her resolute voice.

“It’s not that troublesome.”

Wesley frowned.

Then he realized that she was talking about the reform of the Cooper Group.

“Do you have a solution?”

Sandra smiled.

“We have a one–year contract. If the company goes through a major reform, it will be in turmoil.”

Wesley’s gare dimmed

“I don’t want the company’s troubles to affect my affairs.”

She hated trouble the most

She had experienced a lot on the mountain.

People could change.

The employees may be loyal to Debra now, but it was hard to say if they would ever never.

“It won’t affect you.”

Wesley’s tone was a little cold.

It sounded like…

He was angry.

Sandra shot him a puzzled look.

Wesley’s face remained expressionless.

She pursed her lips.

Men were really difficult to understand.

So annoying.

When they arrived at the company, the members of the Hill family were already downstairs.

Sandra didn’t pay attention at first. Joey reminded her, and she

looked over there.

Philip and Emily were talking to the reporters.

As they approached, they could hear their conversation.

“Are you accompanying Mr. Harrison this time?”

Ben was influential, and he was rarely seen in public.

Knowing that Ben was coming to the Cooper Group for evaluation today, the reporters had been waiting there.

But Ben was getting older and was not suitable for interviews outside.

So, Philip and Emily interviewed on his behalf.

Emily smiled.

“Yes, Mr. Harrison values Philip a lot and takes him wherever he goes.

“Mr. Hill is indeed talented.”

Then, a reporter standing in the back suddenly shouted.

“Mr. Hill, I heard that your brother–in–law is in charge of the department Mr. Harrison is evaluating today. Will you help?”

Philip looked up and saw Wesley and Sandra not far away.

His face became slightly gloomy, and his previous gentle tone turned.

cold.

“Mr. Harrison is a serious person and won’t favor anyone.”

He smirked in Sandra’s direction.

“If someone is not professional enough, Mr. Harrison certainly won’t let them pass, and I won’t mislead him either.”

The reporters felt that something was off and turned their heads.

Sandra looked so forlorn.

They immediately crowded around her.

“Ms. Sandra Hill, do you not get along well with your brothers after

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you come back?”

This question…

Sandra found it ridiculous.

She noticed that Emily’s and Philip’s faces darkened at once.

The reporters were anxious. “Ms. Sandra Hill, can you answer the question?”

Sandra shifted her gaze from them to the reporter who asked the question.

“Good question. The answer is written on their faces.”