I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin) novel Chapter 560

Chapter 560 Will Be Sued

Paul's voice changed with anger, and he secretly rolled his eyes at Benjamin. Benjamin was such a terrible grandson. He was such a trouble maker and angering Paul seemed to be his only job.

Benjamin fell silent and just stared at Paul quietly.

The atmosphere also became serene.

Benjamin had had his own ideas since he was young, and he was a very thoughtful person. So most of the time, his family didn't need to worry about him and they were very confident in him. He began to assist his father in managing Martin Group's affairs before he graduated from college, and took over completely after graduation.

Until now, the Martin Group had developed very well.

He had almost no flaws to complain about, but even though he was almost perfect, Paul thought that he spent too much time working and had no personal life of his own. He was like a bloodless robot, so Paul had been trying hard to match him with Harper.

Although Harper looked a little cold, she was extremely nice to Benjamin, and it was obvious that she was sincere in her kindness. That kind of kindness could be faked for a day or two, but not for a year.

After a moment, Paul said in a deep voice, "Benjamin, out there, you are the president of the Martin Group and the heir of the Martin family at home. You must not make a mistake every step you take. Once you make a mistake, even if you can correct it immediately, some changes are irreversible. It will never be the same again."

Paul's words were particularly chilling, but Benjamin was a little confused about their true meaning.

He pondered briefly, and then, when he was about to ask, Lily and Scott came back.

So the talk came to an abrupt end.

In fact, he really wanted to ask Paul if he knew anything.

Soon, Charlie came to the office, and Benjamin told Charlie to sit down and talk.

Charlie didn't beat around the bush and went straight to the point. "Mr. Martin, can you give Ray a lighter punishment? Surely, you can fire him, or you can his chance of development in this industry. Even if he can't find a job, he can't blame you. But don't let him go to jail. Otherwise, how will his parents and children live?"

"Charlie, before you asked me this question, you should have asked him whether he had thought about how much loss and difficulties the Martin Group would face when he decided to cooperate with Frank to hurt the Martin Group?"

Benjamin's expression was indifferent, without too many emotions, as if he was just talking about something very ordinary.

His words stumped Charlie.