Since he couldn't say it, he could only change his strategy. "Although that's the case, it will always belong to our family's company. If you can say a few words to Kendric, it will definitely not be a problem."
"But why should I say it?" Anne complained in her heart. She didn't say it out, but her face was cold. "Dad, do you think I can control Kendric? Will he listen to me? Otherwise, you can tell him by yourself."
Hearing this, Barry's face changed. He didn't dare to call Kendric, and he didn't really want to die. So he said again, "Then you can find a time to ask Kendric out. Let's sit down and have a meal together. Let's have a talk. How about that?"
When they still had to eat, Anne shook her head again and said, "He is very busy. I really can't make the decision. Dad, don't make things difficult for me. If you want to say something to him, you can call him yourself."
