Go After My Ex-wife novel Chapter 608

"Young Master Harvey, what should we do with Ezrah now? Blake asked with a whisper."

"Calvin lifted an eyebrow and said lightly, ""If we let him go now, then Yadriel will definitely pull a move on him after finding out about this. We'll keep him with us for the time being. We have sent his confession to the higher-ups, and we're waiting for them to take action. You can tell him that we're doing this to protect him."""

"Sure, Mr. Harvey. Blake nodded. He was about to leave when he heard Calvin saying, ""Blake, I need you to follow me for tonight's schedule. I'm treating Brooklyn to dinner."""

Blake was startled for a while before he could understand the situation. He nodded.

Calvin stood up. He was preparing himself to get some rest for his schedule later that day.

"Calvin wouldn't beg for Brooklyn's help if it was only concerning the Harvey Group. However, now that they were trying to find dirt on Yadriel, Calvin had no choice but to ask for Brooklyn's help. Calvin was technically not begging for help, as this was not for himself, but for Luqman's sake."

Calvin thought haughtily and comforted himself.

"After Blake left, Calvin climbed into bed and slept soundly."

He only woke up when the sun was about to set.

He freshened up.

Calvin dialed Brooklyn's number.

"Grandpa Brooklyn, I'm Calvin, he said with a faint smile and a gentle tone."

"Calvin, you little brat, you haven't called for so long. Brooklyn picked up the phone with a smile and immediately started to berate him over the phone."

"Calvin chuckled. ""Grandpa Brooklyn, you're always on my mind. I only didn't want to disrupt you."""

"Hmph. Kid, you sound too good to be true. I'll never believe that. Alright, spill it already. Why did you call? Brooklyn purposely snorted and cut to the chase."

"Calvin knew how stubborn Brooklyn could be. So, he couldn't try to force a deal out of him. He could only try to persuade Brooklyn softly."

"Grandpa Brooklyn, I'm now in Capital City, and I'd like to treat you to dinner. Would you like to join me? Calvin asked respectfully."

"After hearing that, Brooklyn was reminded of their last dinner together, and he put on an indistinguishable smile before saying, ""I might not let others treat me to dinner, but boy, you're an exception."""

"Well, then. I'll send someone to pick you up, Calvin replied, smiling."

"You don't have to bother about that. Just send me the address, and I'll have my driver send me over, Brooklyn said. Judging from his loud and clear voice, he was still in great health."

"Sure, I'll see you later then, Grandpa Brooklyn. Thank you. Calvin hung up the phone with a smile."

"Brooklyn had favored Calvin since he was a child. Calvin knew how stubborn Brooklyn was. He could be like a child sometimes, where he would be harsh to those he disliked, and spoiled whoever up to his liking. However, of course, Brooklyn only behaved like that in small matters. If it was anything that involved his principles, then Brooklyn would not hold back in his criticism."

"Calvin could still remember that he was scolded by Brooklyn in public because of his arrogant behavior at a party. Many socialites and noble families attended that party. However, Brooklyn did not hold back at all when reprimanding him. This embarrassed Calvin greatly to the extent that he refused to call Brooklyn for the next couple of years."

"Now that Calvin thought about it, that happened a year after he married Belle. Calvin was arrogant and rude back then. He regarded himself as more superior than anyone else. His career was going strong, although his love life was a mess. It was the time where Belle had left for another country. Calvin was frustrated, but then he thought of this as an opportunity for him to regain his freedom. He was self-centered and was full of big talk. "

"Calvin couldn't recall what he exactly said to have triggered Brooklyn, but he did remember that Brooklyn gave him a scolding in front of everyone else. It was a terrible experience that would be forever etched in his mind."

"Calvin had been pampered since he was a child. His high self-esteem was taken down a peg from that experience. Hence, he held a grudge against Brooklyn over the next couple of years."

"In fact, when Calvin looked back on it now, it was also after Brooklyn's scolding that he became more mature. After returning to A City from the party, Calvin would often think back on the scolding, especially at midnight. The scolding was effective in improving his communication skills, as well as building up his career. "

Calvin smiled helplessly as he thought back on past events.

"Calvin was not an exception for having an arrogant and rude history, especially when he grew up in a privileged environment. "