Finn had known his parents, having lived two lifetimes as their son. Nothing mattered to them except work. Even if the world were ending, they would rather spend their last breath working or closing whatever deal they were chasing. Finn had always thought he had grown used to it, but no. He had only grown numb to it—so much so that it didn't matter to him anymore.
However, at the same time, Finn also knew that his parents rarely pulled off something like this. They wouldn't even care about their own son, so why would they care about someone else's job? Besides, his parents were only strict with their own people and didn't concern themselves with another man's business. If one of their employees screwed up, they were instantly fired—no second chances. And that only applied within their own company.
So why would they go this far, pulling strings just to force Nina to resign from her job?
Unbelievable.
"I'll be back."
