Loving You In Secret novel Chapter 1284

"It's fine," Tyler said calmly. "We've looked into everything that we can find, and we won't find anything else even if we keep digging. We'll only alert the others by doing so."

Vicky knew that running from one's problems would not solve anything.

After a few thoughtful moments, Vicky looked up. "Why don't I come along?"

Tyler stared at her intently.

Worried that he might misunderstand, she explained, "I might not know as many people as Harry, but I've been to parties with you and met these people a few times. Maybe I can help—"

Tyler spoke, "You don't have to explain yourself. I trust you."

Vicky's gaze flickered.

It had been a long time since she heard the word 'trust' from Tyler's lips. In the past, he would have surely doubted if she accompanied him to the company with any other motives, but he seemed to have changed after the amnesia.

Tyler held her hand. "Let's go."

...

The conference room was filled with people, and every director had come to attend the meeting.

Due to recent upheavals, everyone was curious, hoping to learn if Tyler had indeed lost his memories.

The conference room's door was pushed open, and Tyler strode in dressed in a well-tailored suit.

Looking at the middle-aged man who spoke, Tyler said, "Is your father doing well recently, Mister Zeeland?"

The middle-aged man's expression darkened instantly.

His father was one of the oldest elders at Hart Corporation and had a good relationship with the Hart family, being a close friend of Senior Hart.

When Tyler returned to the country, he swiftly got rid of many senior figures in the company, including Mister Zeeland's father.

At that time, Mister Zeeland's father held significant company shares and had formed alliances with other shareholders, attempting to overthrow Tyler from his position as the CEO.

In the end, Tyler managed to take away a large portion of his shares. Unable to accept this defeat, Mister Zeeland's father somehow learned about Tyler's background and ran to Senior Hart, claiming that Hart Corporation's legacy could not fall into an outsider's hands with apparent sincerity and determination.