Chapter 5 Confrontation


    Chapter 5 Confrontation


    Colin was uninhibited and straightforward, so he was mean when speaking.


    He had always thought there was no need to show respect to his enemies. Since they had done those


    shameful things, he was justified to scold them and expose their evil deeds.


    Hearing his words, Hank maintain the smile on his face and hypocritically apologized, "Colin, there


    must be a misunderstanding. My mom and Helen didn''t expect her to get so drunk then."


    Colin drank up the wine that Hank had handed over in one go and grinned, "Everyone looks quite kind


    from a distance."


    Hearing this, Hank kept silent.


    Colin handed the empty wine ss to him, patted him on the shoulder, and whispered, "Are you


    worried that I willpete for the position of the president of Farrell Media with you? Don''t worry..."


    He paused for a few seconds and lowered his voice, saying, "I willpete for it with you."


    Hank smiled elegantly, "Colin, you misunderstood me! If you want to be the president of Farrell Media, I


    won''t fight with you."


    Colin stood straight, stepped back with an arrogant smile, and said, "Really? I do want the position.


    Could you please go to tell Grandpa you want to withdraw from thepetition? I''m sure he will be


    d to hear that."


    Hank suddenly tightened the grip on the empty wine ss and could barely maintain the gentle smile.


    Colin sneered, "Hank, drop the hypocritical acting in front of me!"


    After he strode upstairs, the smile on Hank''s face instantly disappeared.


    Helen had been watching them from a corner for a long time. Seeing Colin going upstairs, she stopped


    hiding and ran up to Hank, asking, "What did Colin say to you? Your face is pale with anger."


    Hank loosened the tie around his neck in exasperation and replied, "He said he wanted the position of


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    the president of Farrell Media."


    Helen eximed in surprise, "Is he insane? He told you this directly?"


    Hank said, "And he knew it is you and mom that got Faye drunk that day."


    Helen pursed her lips and said indifferently, "So what? Mom just wanted to stop her from pestering you,


    but..."


    While speaking, Helen suddenly realized something was wrong, so she hurriedly covered her mouth


    with a hand.


    Hank said with a cold face, "What did you say?"


    "I didn''t say anything! It''s gettingte. I''m going to bed now," Helen said and turned around, intending to


    run away.


    Hank stretched out his hand to pull her back and asked in a low voice, "What did you say?"


    Helen was a little afraid of Hank.


    She knew Colin was bad on the surface but upright on the inside, but Hank was different. He was a real


    viin who held grudges in his heart. Even if they were siblings, she was afraid of him.


    Seeing his sullen face, Helen swallowed hard and murmured, "Faye had a crush on you. Mom was


    worried that it would have a negative influence on your marriage, so she contrived a n against her."


    Then, she broke her hand out of Hank''s grip, rubbed her wrist, and said, "She did not n to get Collin


    involved, but Faye ran into the wrong room..."


    Hank snapped, "Get lost!"


    Hearing this, Helen was startled and looked at him in disbelief.


    Hank gritted his teeth and said, "I said get lost!"


    Helen shrank her neck in fright, turned around, and trotted away.


    After Colin returned to the bedroom, he took off his coat, threw it away casually, and sat down on the


    sofa. Hearing the sound of the shower from the bathroom, he narrowed his eyes as if pondering over


    something.