But Mia really didn't want to talk to William. Because talking to him still made her heart ache.
Perhaps William sensed her reluctance to talk to him. He looked at the magazine in his hands and said calmly, "I have something to discuss with you about your father."
Hearing it was about her father, she struggled internally for a moment before putting down her pajamas and walking toward the sofa.
She sat down across from him.
At that moment, William closed the magazine. He had undone the top two buttons of his shirt, his hand resting on the sofa, looking somewhat languid. His clear, pleasant voice spoke gently, "Your father moved four hundred million dollars from the Collins Enterprise. Do you know where he used it?"
She never dealt with the affairs of the Collins Enterprise because her father had said he would hand over the business to his son-in-law in the future, so she didn't need to worry. Her father had never involved her in the family business.
