He concluded he had just let the cat out of the bag as he watched his ex leave, stomping and driving off his property like a mad woman.
He knew Farrah would not waste time telling his mother about this. He had always known she and his mother hoped he would marry her. But he knew better than to fall into their trap.
"What do you think, Philip?" He asked his most trusted employee.
But truthfully, the older man was more than just someone working with him for years. He had been a second father to him, especially when his father died.
And he had always valued his advice. He might not act on many of them, but he knew they had been a big part of who he was today.
"I think. Whatever you are planning, you should do it as soon as possible." His butler pushed his phone on top of his desk toward him, indicating that his time was ticking and he had to act fast.
