Chapter 1649


    But no matter how embarrassed she was, Kate stubbornly


    said, “Even if she is your wife’s sister, if she wants to mate into


    our pack, she still needs my consent. Don’t I have the right to


    talk to her?”


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    After a moment of silence, Griffon coldly asked, “Who said Ms. Duke wants to mate into your pack?”


    Kate instinctively refuted, “If she didn’t want to mate into our pack, then why would she have been


    entangled with my son


    for many years?”


    Loungingzily on the couch, Griffon, with a hint of


    indifference, smirked, “It seems like you don’t really


    understand your son.”


    If she didn’t understand her own son, then who did?


    She didn’t think so, “Preston is my biological son, I raised him, and I spoiled him. No one knows him


    better than I do.”


    Griffon didn’t argue with stubborn Kate, he simply said, “Your


    probably don’t know that after Preston and Ms. Duke broke up, he spent many years trying to get back


    together with her.”


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    Kate’s expression froze, somewhat shocked, as she looked at Griffon and said, “With Preston’s


    personality, there’s no way he would spend many years trying to get back together with a


    woman, it’s impossible!”


    She didn’t believe her own son would do such a thing. In her impression, Preston changed girlfriends


    like changing clothes and never really invested his true feelings.


    She thought that the reason they were entangled for many years must be because Harper wanted to


    mate into a wealthy pack and used every means to keep Preston.


    Knowing that Griffon was biased, Kate naturally wouldn’t speak ill of Harper in front of him, so she said


    tactfully, “Preston wouldn’t do that. It must be Ms. Duke who is clinging


    to him.”


    Griffon shook his head, “If it was Ms. Duke clinging to Preston; then she wouldn’t have immediately


    rejected Preston’s


    proposal after you contacted her.”


    Kate countered, “She rejected him because she wanted to y hard to get. Her goal is to make


    Preston deal with me. After my rtionship with Preston breaks down, she can mate him. Otherwise,


    she would have begged me to let them be together, but she didn’t do that. Instead, she encouraged


    Preston toe back and tear our pack apart.”


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    Griffon sighed, “Ms. Duke didn’te to beg you, which


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    means she doesn’t want to mate into your pack. And Preston came back to deal with you because he


    loves Ms. Duke more. It’s because he loves her more that he’s clinging to her.”


    Kate didn’t agree with Griffon‘ exnation, “He’s just a childish kid. Look at what he did when he came


    back. It’s enough to prove that he hasn’t grown up yet. How can a pup like him understand love?


    Besides, he did all this because he feels controlled by me and wants to find a way to get what he didn’t


    get.”


    In other words, Kate simply didn’t believe that Preston loved Harper. Realizing the crux of the problem,


    Griffon coldly said, “Before meeting Ms. Duke, Preston may have been a yful person, but after


    meeting her, he stopped fooling around…”


    Griffon paused for a moment, then lifted his icy gaze and stared coldly at Kate, “What do you think he


    stopped fooling around for? Was it because of Ms. Duke’s methods? If it was


    because of her methods, then why didn’t he entangle himself


    with Elsie for many years? And back then, Preston was even younger, didn’t he still have a childish


    nature?”


    If Kate was a skilled negotiator, then Griffon, whom she encountered, was an opponent who couldn’t


    find an


    opportunity to counterattack. For example, at this moment, just as she was about to speak, Griffon


    directly cut off her


    voice with a cold tone:


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    “Also, if someone can bind Preston for many years with just the methods of a woman, then I absolutely


    won’t let someone so easily swayed by desire take on the position of President in the North American


    region. It’s because I have seen Preston’s changes and growth that I entrusted him with the position. of


    President. If you don’t trust him, does that mean you don’t trust me either?”


    If the supportive words for Ms. Duke earlier were not enough to convince Kate, then the sentence “If


    you don’t trust him, does that mean you don’t trust me either?” was clearly a warning to Kate, telling her


    that if Preston hadn’t grown, he wouldn’t have risked the entire Knight pack.


    It turned out that Griffon entrusted such an important


    position to him because he saw Preston’s growth. Kate thought that Preston got this position because


    he had a better rtionship with Griffonpared to his younger brothers, but she didn’t realize Griffon


    wasn’t that shallow.


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