He certainly remembered that James Reed and his son had a grudge against Charles Seymour. Wasn't this big operation and all that money Charles Seymour poured in for this reason?
Charles Seymour pulled a mocking smile at the corner of his lips and asked, "James Reed, is he worthy?"
For him to expend so much effort, what on earth made James Reed deserving?
Mason Wilson was stunned for a moment, then nodded. Regarding Charles Seymour, he didn't hide anything: "I know you look down on the Seymour Corporation, but I thought you were resentful about past events."
After what happened, with his own mother dying of anger because of the Reed mother and son, could Charles Seymour not think of revenge?
"Those things aren't important," Charles Seymour said indifferently.
"Then your ultimate goal is..." Suddenly, a strange thought popped into Mason Wilson's mind, making him feel absurd.
