The mere thought of that scoundrel Ethan Linden and the disrespectful way he treated the company infuriated Charles Prescott. "The company isn't just mine; it's yours too. I refuse to believe that you, as a board member, genuinely don't care about your own interests."
"I'm listening to Ethan now. Whatever he wants to do, I'll go along with it." Chairman Grant had now made up his mind.
Charles Prescott looked at him, stood up, and said, "Forget it. It seems there's no point in counting on you."
Seeing Charles Prescott storm out in anger, Chairman Grant remained seated, unconcerned.
Grace was standing outside the door. When she saw Charles Prescott emerge, she said, "President Prescott."
Charles Prescott reached up and loosened his tie. "I don't know how Ethan brainwashed him. He used to be against Ethan and Anne Sutton being together, and now, who knows what happened, he's suddenly on Ethan's side?"
