Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss!
Chapter 1357 Each Going Their Own Way

Masson's eyes went wide. "Wait, so your mom is Tristan's aunt? My dad used to talk about her all the time. She was a big deal in the business world back then." Sadie looked genuinely surprised. "Really? No one ever told me my mom was into business. I always thought she stayed out of the family stuff." Masson shook his head, clearly impressed. "No way. Everyone in the James family is a business whiz."

"Tristan never mentioned it," Sadie said, a bit of bitterness creeping into her voice. Thinking about Tristan always made her feel heavy.

Masson's face got serious. "Your brother is the legendary Tristan? I've heard a lot about him. People say he's like a god, turning bad luck into good."

"Yeah," Sadie nodded, then quickly changed the subject. "So, Masson, how have you been these past two years? Your business must be doing well by now, right?"

"I'm good, and the business is doing great," Masson smiled. "Honestly, I wasn't into business at first, but I couldn't let my dad's legacy go to waste, so I had to step up." "You're too modest. Even with that, you managed to run the business so well," Sadie teased. "You must have a natural talent for it."

Masson laughed. "A lot of people say that. I take it as a compliment, but hearing it from you really makes me happy."

"As long as you're happy." Sadie said sincerely. "Seeing you doing well makes me happy too."

"So, what are your plans now?" Masson asked gently. "Are you going to keep doing business or live a peaceful life?"

"I want to replace Tristan first," Sadie said sadly. "I still feel like he's not dead."

"He's so capable; he'll be fine," Masson comforted her. "I'll also try to replace out if there are any clues."

"Thank you," Sadie smiled slightly. "How long are you staying this time?"

"I was planning to leave tomorrow night," Masson said honestly. "I came back to pick up Arianna from prison."

"Oh," Sadie replied, keeping her tone neutral. She had always kept her distance from Arianna, who had a reputation for being insidious and vicious.

Sensing her discomfort, Masson sighed. "I know you don't like her. I hated what she did back then too, but she's still my sister, and I can't just abandon her."

"Arianna used to be brilliant at managing the family business, smart and capable. But I never expected her to become so obsessed with love," he sighed heavily.

"But anyway, she has already received the punishment she deserved. My father asked me to take her to Country F. With us watching over her, nothing like that will happen again." "Let's hope so." Sadie responded cautiously.

Masson cleared his throat awkwardly, changing the subject. "Have you been in touch with Ronan?"

"No," Sadie shook her head. "After I changed my identity, I didn't contact any old acquaintances. He probably doesn't know I'm back."

"Probably not," Masson nodded. "Given his current situation, he likely wouldn't know about the upper business circles, so he wouldn't know about you either."

"Let's not talk about the past anymore. There's no need to meet the people from the past either," Sadie sighed. "Let's just wish each other well."