To Be Yours Again novel (Jenny and Alex) novel Chapter 802

After dinner, Alec did not stay in Faust Manor. Since he started managing a subsidiary company, he found an excuse to move out. After all, it was uncomfortable to live under their watch every day.

Seeing him leave like that, Xavier was furious. "Are you just going to let him act that way?" he asked Yakov.

Addressed by his elder brother, Yakov asked, "What are you planning to do?"

"If we have a fight, it's the Fausts' internal matter. We shouldn't let outsiders interfere, don't you think?"

Yakov nodded. "You're right."

"Since that's the case, let's take care of him first." If Alec hadn't performed so well and didn't attract the attention of Zeke, he wouldn't want to kill him. After all, if their father found out, he would likely be unhappy. However, if Xavier didn't get rid of him, something bad might happen. Hence, he decided to team up with Yakov. If Zeke found out, they would both be implicated, and neither would have the upper hand in the situation.

Yakov didn't object to the proposal. Instead, he smiled and said, "Let's do as you say. I can't stand his arrogance either."

Although he always appeared aloof, there was no way he didn't want the Fausts' inheritance. As Xavier said, the Fausts' internal matters should be resolved among themselves, and outsiders like Alec should not interfere. Since Alec was interfering excessively, it was upsetting him.

After the two reached an agreement, Xavier left with Luke. Faust Manor was a huge compound with separate smaller houses so each could have their privacy.

He would never hand his fate over to anyone else.

"I know, but I don't think we have much chance of winning," Julian said, lowering his head. Although it was discouraging, it was a fact. In terms of power within the Faust family, they were no match for Xavier. In terms of ability, they were also inferior to Alec. Hence, Julian found it difficult to believe they could ultimately emerge victorious.

Seeing him like that, Yakov sighed and said, "When two people quarrel, the third rejoices. Have you never heard of that?"

Taken aback, Julian quickly understood what his father meant. Turning to him, he said, "I understand."