Chapter 1236: Full Of Tension


    Chapter 1236: Full of Tension


    Mrs. Nores looked at Mr. Nores and asked tentatively, "Is it possible that Camille didn''t exin clearly


    to Ayan? Should we call Ayan again?"


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    "Didn''t you hear what Ayan said just now? It''s obvious that the Armstrong family is just trying to deceive


    us," Mr. Nores replied. He was more rational and naturally chose to believe Ayan.


    After all, this project was also at Ayan''s discretion. If Ayan didn''t agree, then the project would be stuck


    like this.


    Mr. Nores remained calm and carefully thought for a moment before saying to Mrs. Nores, "Find a way


    to contact Alicia. An apology must be made!"


    Mrs. Nores defended her daughter, saying, "It was just a few wrong words. Does Camille really think


    she can hold onto this because of Ayan? I don''t think the Armstrong family''s upbringing is that bad. It''s


    Camille who is being petty and not considering the overall situation."


    Mr. Nores frowned and said displeased, "Don''t talk nonsense. You can say these things in front of me,


    but don''t go to Alicia and speak nonsense. Otherwise, she''ll twist your words and make baseless


    usations again."


    Mr. Nores was very serious and worried that Mrs. Nores wouldn''t take his words seriously. So he


    arranged for his secretary to find Alicia, no matter what, they had to locate her. The project had been


    dyed for too long, and as Mario had said, Ayan couldpletely let go of the project, but not Nores


    Group. This project was the trump card in Nores Group''s hands; otherwise, they wouldn''t have waited


    for so many years.


    The more Mr. Nores thought about it, the more he felt that his idea was correct, so he quickly contacted


    Alicia.


    As for the phone call Mr. Nores made to Ayan, Ayan couldn''t possibly ignore it. Afterforting


    Camille, he immediately sent a message to Horace, informing him of Mr. Nores'' phone call and also


    telling Horace that his original n was to stop pursuing the matter further because he probably


    wouldn''t be able to embarrass the Armstrong family.


    Horace understood Ayan''s meaning and immediately agreed. He said, "I got it. I''ll contact Mr.


    Armstrong right away."


    "Alright, thank you."


    "You''re wee."


    After exchanging a few pleasantries, they didn''t continue the conversation since it was alreadyte.


    Horace wasted no time and immediately called Brody.


    Brody, thinking it was good news, couldn''t wait and asked eagerly, "Is the project issue resolved?


    Today, I had my wife personally talk to Camille. It seems that the key is still with the Armstrong family.


    Only Camille can persuade Ayan. Otherwise, who knows how long this will drag on?"


    Brody didn''t bother to ask about the reason and purpose of the call; he just started talking without


    giving others a chance to speak.


    After Brody finished speaking, he didn''t forget to ask Horace, "Now that the project is back on track,


    please cooperate closely with Simpson Group and ensure its sessfulpletion. If there''s anything,


    let me know immediately."


    Horace was also a very polite person, and he wouldn''t interrupt when the other person was speaking.


    He waited until the other person finished before slowly saying, "So, it was Mrs. Armstrong who went to


    see Camille today?"


    "Yes, I asked her to go."


    "Ah." Horace deliberately sighed, his reactionpletely different from what Brody had in mind. This


    immediately made Brody worried, and he asked, "What happened?"


    "Mr. Armstrong, you shouldn''t have sent Mrs. Armstrong. She didn''t handle the matter properly at all.


    Instead, she went to the Nores family and told them that there was no need to apologize to Camille.


    The Nores family believed her and immediately called Ayan to inform him about it. But Ayan got angry


    after hearing it. Originally, this matter was solely the Nores family''s problem. The root of everything lies


    with the Nores family. Even if this project can''t continue, Ayan would still involve Armstrong Corp in


    other projects. But now, you let Mrs. Armstrong directly go to the Nores family. Isn''t this pping


    Camille in the face? You should be well aware of the rtionship between Camille and Ayan. Isn''t this


    indirectly pping Ayan in the face?"


    Horace didn''t give Brody any mental preparation and directly exined every detail of today''s events,


    from cause to effect.


    After finishing, he also sighed with a worried expression and said, "Mr. Armstrong, this situation is not


    easy to handle. Ayan just called me and asked if it was Armstrong Corp''s intention. Of course, I had to


    say it wasn''t. As for your wife''s actions, should we consider them as her personal behavior or


    representative of the entire Armstrong family?"


    Brody didn''t hesitate and immediately said, "Of course, it''s her personal behavior. I only asked her to


    talk to Camille and understand the situation, then figure out how to handle it. But she didn''t inform me


    about what she did."


    Brody also realized the seriousness of the situation, so he didn''t hesitate to shift all the me onto


    Page.


    Brody''s tone was no longer as triumphant as before; now he sounded deted. He said, "As the person


    in charge of Armstrong Corp, you shouldmunicate with Ayan properly. I don''t want to deal with this


    anymore. It''s your responsibility!"


    "What about Mrs. Armstrong?"


    "You deal with her. I didn''t expect her to do something like this. It''s clearly targeting Armstrong Corp!"


    Brody didn''t say much more, found a random excuse, and hung up the phone. As for this matter, he felt


    it had nothing to do with him. He didn''t want to be involved in any way. Everything was Page''s problem,


    everything was Page''s fault.


    Horace had already anticipated Brody''s behavior, but he didn''t expect Brody to shift the me so


    cleanly. Honestly, it was somewhat amusing.


    On Page''s side, she didn''t return home all night. Brody was furious and kept trying to contact her, but


    her phone remained switched off. Page only returned after daybreak the next day. Brody questioned


    her about what happened yesterday, but Page didn''t think she did anything wrong. She ced all the


    me on Camille, believing that Camille''sck of respect for her led her to act that way. Brody couldn''t


    contain his anger and without hesitation, he pped Page hard.


    Page was already in a bad mood, and as soon as she returned home, she was immediately hit. This


    was uneptable to her, and she couldn''t hold back.


    The couple started fighting right in the living room in front of the household staff.


    Although Page''s physical strength was not as strong as Brody''s, she seemed to have some fighting


    skills. Brody''s face was scratched, covered in injuries that were shocking to see.


    The conflicts within the Armstrong family continued to escte, and there was news from Mrs. Nores


    as well.


    Mrs. Nores learned about Alicia''s situation from Alicia''s friend and went directly to her friend''s house to


    meet Alicia.


    Seeing Alicia still searching for her in the middle of the night, Mrs. Nores couldn''t bear it. Ultimately,


    under the persuasion of Alicia''s friend and Mrs. Nores, Alicia agreed to apologize early the next


    morning.


    So, early in the morning, Alicia appeared at Camille''spany. She waited for Camille to arrive,


    holding a bouquet of flowers, showing her sincerity.


    Alicia didn''t wear any makeup today, just a simple foundation. She looked delicate and vulnerable,


    especially since she hadn''t had much rest in the past couple of days. It gave the impression that she


    was fragile and delicate.


    Camille arrived at thepany with Sienna and was informed of the situation by Yessica as soon as


    they stepped inside thepany''s entrance.