The Revenge of the Mute Wife by Melanie Paulson novel Chapter 294

Chapter 294 

“That’s true; it’s strange,” Jayden said, frowning. 

“They haven’t just hurt you; they’ve also harmed the smaller companies in the city.” 

“Huh? Them too?” Jayden said, surprised. “I didn’t know that.” 

“Hm… they’re monopolizing the market, which is very suspicious, and I want to know why.” 

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Jayden looked at his partner with concern while she started reading the papers. “And… what did Brandon find out?” 

“I don’t know.” 

“Huh? But…” 

“This isn’t his envelope. It’s the sample invitations I ordered.” 

“Invitations?” 

“In a month, it’s a certain little princess’s birthday.” 

Jayden looked at his wife, surprised. “God…” 

“Yes, I know, my love. Stop torturing yourself.” 

“But…” 

“Instead of that, why don’t you give me the budget to create this masterpiece from your other page?” 

“Huh?” He flipped the page and saw his design of a princess castle with various playground features. “Oh, yeah, I was thinking of making this for her birthday.” 

“Then let’s get to work,” she said, noticing how excited this made him. 

“I’ll start working out the budget and materials for it right away. It’ll be my gift to her.” 

“Getting back on topic… I think there are more people involved in this matter,” she said, annoyed. 

“Why do you say that?” 

“Because monopolizing the market isn’t easy, and you also saw yourselves that the material was very cheap and unsafe.” 

“Yes… but…“ 

“I know, love, clients prefer it for the cost savings, but find it very strange.” 

“Why? I mean, everyone’s free to choose the product that suits them best economically.” 

“Yes… but the problem is that cheaper doesn’t mean quality, and there should at least be some report of complaints about shoddy work or something like that. 

“That’s true. We found that with those materials, the buildings aren’t very safe.” 

“Right, meaning there should be at least some lawsuits or complaints. 

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“Yes… and you’re right. It’s weird not to have heard about that, especially since the media loves to gossip. about those details.” 

“Exactly, which makes it strange,” Deborah said, letting out a sigh. “And I suppose if Brandon is taking his time with his report, it’s because he found something more complicated than I thought.” 

“It could be. Now that I think about it more clearly. It’s strange how that guy managed to get to our clients, make them change their minds, hire his services, and drop us.” 

“Love, could there be a disgruntled employee?” 

“No…” Jayden said, puzzled, trying to remember, “We’ve always treated all employees equally, and we’ve never failed on payments or retirements. In fact, we even grant special leave when requested.” 

“Hm… could someone be envious of you?” 

“No idea, I can’t remember…” he said, making a face as he tried to recall. 

“What about your father?” 

“Um… I don’t think so. But why do you ask?” 

“Well, because it’s a family business, and this attack felt very personal.” 

“We can call Dad to ask him.” 

“Hm…” Deborah said, frowning. 

“I can save you the call,” they heard Brandon say as he entered the house with his son. 

“Babies!” Joshua exclaimed, running to the crib excitedly and peeking in to see them. “Hello, ma’am. Are these yours?” he asked, recognizing Deborah. 

“Yup, but let’s not make too much noise because they just fell asleep.” 

“Just watch over them, Joshua,” Brandon said, sitting at the table with his friends. 

“Yes, Dad,” Joshua whispered, gazing at the babies because he wished he had a little brother or sister. 

“You’re quite at home here,” Jayden said, seeing his friend help himself to a cup of coffee. 

“At least I take care of my things.”