When Harold heard the other party tly refuse his request, iming she was Thomas’s personal flight attendant, he felt a wave of embarrassment wash over him, apanied by an intense surge of jealousy.
Indeed, the affluent lived a life of luxury. Not only did they possess their own private jets, but they also enjoyed the services of personal flight attendants. This reality stirred feelings of envy and resentment in those less fortunate.
Harold couldn’t help but wonder: when would he ever reach such heights?
The flight attendant, indifferent to their presence, sashayed to the front of the cabin. Meanwhile, Thomas kept his eyes shut, seemingly uninterested in engaging with the Wilson family.
This left the Wilson family feeling a bit restless.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
They were all eagerly anticipating what awaited them upon their arrival in Southaven. Although they had never heard of Thomas before, they were well aware of Donald’s reputation.
Donald, the eldest son of the Webb family, was the current heir and effectively the leader of the family. This connection made them wonder what they had done to attract the attention of the Webb family heir. Could this mean a potential revival for the Wilson family?
Despite their silence, each family member was lost in their own thoughts.
Southaven was a short distance from Aurous Hill, and they would reach it in under an hour by air.
Before long, the private jet descended andnded at Southaven Airport.
Once on the ground, two Rolls-Royces awaited them.
Thomas chose to ride alone in one Rolls-Royce, while the four members of the Wilson family climbed into the other.
Both vehicles then sped off towards the Webb family vi without dy.
Inside the vi, Donald’s expression darkened as he stared intently at the stock market screen.
Following a significant drop in the Webb family’s reputation the day before, they had be the target of criticism and bacsh online. Consequently, several of their listedpanies faced drastic declines as soon as the market opened that morning.
Fear gripped stock market participants, prompting a frantic sell-off at the current share prices. Donald anticipated further declines in their stock values when the market reopened the next day.
By the day after, he predicted their stocks would hit the limit.
At that point, the market value of the Webb family would have plummeted by at least fifty percent.
If Donald could seize an opportunity to restore the Webb family’s reputation, there might still be hope for a rebound in their stock prices. However, failing to do so could spell disaster for the entire family.
The weight of this responsibility felt suffocating to Donald.
Adding to his stress was the fact that the family patriarch remained in aa, leaving Donald feeling bereft of support.
Many of the nation’s leading families were established and nurtured by their older generations.
Both the Webb and Moore families were robust enterprises built through the hard work of their founders in their youth.
Unfortunately, these families often faced a challenging reality: the next generation frequently fell short of the previous one’s achievements.
In his youth, Lord Webb was a truly capable and influential figure, particrly in the South Region, even if he didn’t hold an official ranking in the country.
In contrast, Donald’s abilities were far inferior to those of Lord Webb.
If Donald were to start a venture from scratch, no amount of effort could bring him to even a fraction of his father’s sess.
And while Donald struggled, his sons appeared to be even less promising.
Take Kian, for example. Aside from chasing women and spending money, this young man had no discernible skills. The Webb family had invested over twenty years in his upbringing, yet he had contributed nothing, bing instead a burden.
On the flip side, Sean exhibited slightly more capability than his brother, but his talents were still quite limited.<fndfdf> This content belongs to find?novel</fndfdf>