The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love
Chapter 1905

Chapter 1905

Meanwhile, Wayne and Sean were chatting about the ins and outs of Bane Corporation.

With the previous online chat with Wayne, Sean had no worries or concerns.

"So, that's pretty much what's up with the company right now. All the projects that Mrs. Silverman has kicked off were in your plan," Sean said softly. "And as of now, all these operational projects are doing great. Your future work will mainly focus on launching new businesses."

"Okay," Wayne agreed.

"So, are you gonna attend the monthly and quarterly shareholders' meeting next week?" Sean asked cautiously.

"Yes, I will," Wayne answered without hesitation.

Sean immediately smiled, "It's about time for the team to see you safe and sound!"

"You guys have had a tough time," Wayne looked at Sean, "I'll give everyone props after the shareholders' meeting."

Sean was surprised.

President Silverman was always fair, but he never mentioned rewards or punishments to him in the past.

Could it be Mrs. Silverman who reminded him?

"We were just doing our job."

Wayne didn't say much about it, "Let's call it a day."

"Okay, I'll get the car ready for you to go back to Moonlit Lake."

"No need," Wayne raised his hand, "I've got some stuff to take care of."

Sean was taken aback.

Seeing this, Wayne looked at him, "What? Do I have to tell you every single thing?"

"Of course not!" Sean quickly said.

Wayne stood up, "Don't tell Mrs. Silverman. Once I'm done here, I'll head back."

"Yes." Sean stood still, watching Wayne leave.

The current Wayne felt both familiar and strange to him... what was going on?

Ableson followed Wayne out.

After he got in the car, he didn't say anything. The driver seemed to already know the destination and started the car.

Soon, the car drove into the underground parking lot of a private restaurant.

Alone, Wayne took the elevator directly to the reserved private room.

A waiter respectfully led him to the door of the room.

Just as he was about to open the door, an angry young voice came from inside, "Sir, I've said a million times, I don't want to study abroad!"

"Liam! Stop being stubborn!!" The principal scolded sternly.

At that moment, the door of the private room opened.

Dressed in a black suit, Wayne, with a crutch, walked in.

"Mr. Silverman, you're here!" The principal immediately put on a smile.

Liam, a few steps away from Wayne, looked at him in surprise, then seemed to understand something.

He looked at the principal, "The application season for several overseas famous schools ended at the beginning of the year. How could I possibly catch up with the admission if I go abroad now?" The principal kept giving Liam signals.

Liam's talent was clearer to the principal than anyone else.

The recent exchange student opportunity was already the biggest resource Liam could touch.

But now, Liam was not just going to be an exchange student, but directly admitted to a famous overseas school.

Liam's talent could be maximally utilized in such top schools.

He could cross the class barrier that he could hardly cross in his life and start an extraordinary life.

"It's Mr. Silverman appreciating you for saving Ivy's life, so..."

"That was many years ago, okay?" Liam interrupted coldly, then looked directly at Wayne, "Mr. Silverman, I'll transfer to another school this semester and have no contact with your family in the future, okay?"

"Liam!" The principal was extremely anxious.

He couldn't understand. This boy had no relatives in the country. Why was he so stubborn and unwilling to leave?

That was a brighter future!

"Sir, I can get into those schools you want me to enter by myself!" Liam looked at Wayne, "Instead of being thrown out like trash."

"Watch what you are saying!" The principal was so anxious that he was almost crying.

Wayne gently smiled and raised his hand, signaling the principal not to hurry, "Sir, could you come back later? Liam and I need to have a private talk." The principal seemed hesitant and doubtful. However, he thought of Mr. Silverman's huge investment in planning Liam's future.

Mr. Silverman would definitely not harm Liam.

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"Alright, I'll go out for a smoke to cool down!" The principal said, then turned to look at Liam worriedly.

Liam didn't respond.

Before the principal left, he took/a cake box from the cabinet and put it further away from Liam.

Liam's birthday was coming soon.

Today, he called Liam here under the pretext of celebrating his birthday.

After waiting for the principal to leave, Wayne sat down with his crutch.

"Liam, do you know the mistake you made this time?" Wayne asked.

Liam still didn't say anything.

Wayne didn't mind, "You were hired by my wife, so you and Ivy are not friends. When you knew Ivy had a plan to run put with the kids to have fun, as an employee, you should have told me and my wife. But you didn't."

"I'll refund the tutoring fee." Liam said solemnly.

Wayne shook his head, "No need, I've already arranged a price for you, strictly speaking, this price is something that many people can't get in their lifetime."

"I just said, I will refund the tutoring fee, and I will not contact your family..."

"I know you often tutor in a store, the owner of that store... although he didn't make any big mistakes, but..."

"Wayne!" Liam shouted in shock.

The principal seems to be very good to you too." Wayne looked at him warmly, "Liam, you can refuse my arrangement, but someone will bear the price of your mistake for you."

The worst person Liam had ever met was his uncle's family.

He thought that was the obstacle he could never overcome, so he finally took Rosalynn's help.

But now... Liam looked at the friendly and gentle man in front of him.

His giant shadow completely engulfed Liam.

The young him could replace no escape route from this shadow.

"Mr. Silverman, my parents are still buried in H City, I don't want to leave them... I... I beg you."

In the end, Liam hung his head.

After the death of his parents, even if he was beaten half-dead by his uncle, he had never begged for mercy.

But now, even though Wayne had not hurt him, he had to lower his head.

"For the sake of your parents, you should accept my arrangements. Go study hard and make achievements, they would replace peace in heaven." Wayne remained unmoved. Liam stiffened all over.

He slowly raised his head to look at Wayne, "Do Ms. Rosalynn and Ivy know about this?"

"They may know or may not, the choice is yours." Wayne's face slowly turned cold, "But kid, any choice you make comes with a price. Think-carefully if you can bear it." "Ms. Rosalynn will definitely not agree to this!"

"Indeed, she won't." Wayne smiled faintly, "But for me, the worst outcome is getting scolded by her and then she would estrange me for a few days. But for you..." Liam was burning with anger, trembling all over.

"You're smart, and you know what choice to make. The ticket is booked for noon tomorrow, you still have time to say goodbye to your friends, your parents." Wayne finished, slowly stood up, "You saved Ivy's life, so I'm grateful. So you don't have to worry about living expenses there, I'll make sure you live comfortably." Then, Wayne gently patted the thin shoulders of the boy and walked out.

The principal didn't go far.

He saw Wayne come out, immediately ran up with a smile, "Mr. Silverman, you're leaving just like that?"

"Liam is too emotional right now. You came to celebrate his birthday, I don't want to ruin it." Wayne said kindly, "Liam is lucky to have a teacher like you."

"Oh, don't say that! Compared to what you and Ms. Tesdal do for these kids, I feel like I'm not doing enough!"

Wayne gave a faint smile, "I won't interrupt your meal, I'll go first."

"Alright!"

The principal watched Wayne disappear into the elevator, then he entered the private room.

Liam stood there, his face deathly pale.

It seemed that what he was facing was not the future that everyone envied, but a road to death. "Liam..." The principal had never seen Liam so depressed, as if he had suffered a huge blow.

"Never mind, if you really don't want to, I can help you..."

"It's okay." Liam was very clear about his situation.

He could risk himself, but the people who had helped him were innocent.

"Huh?" The principal was surprised.

"Aren't you here to celebrate my birthday?" Liam said with a sob, sat down, "Let's order food."

"Great, I knew you would understand!" The principal clapped his hands in delight, "I know, without your family and friends, you must be scared. But my wife and I have discussed it, we will try to visit you during the holidays."

Liam was silent for a moment, then nodded.

He had always been frugal, but today, he ordered a lot of dishes.

The principal didn't stop him. He knew Liam was upset.

Though he didn't know how Mr. Silverman persuaded Liam to study abroad.

But...it's always good for him to take this step.

After lunch, Liam blew out the candles, ate the birthday cake, then bid farewell to the principal and went home.

All the way, Liam's tears never stopped.

Back home, looking at the house he just cleaned, he walked to his parents' portraits.

Just one glance, and he was crying uncontrollably.

Around this time.

Moonlit Lake.

"It's strange, when Liam was here, I understood how to solve this problem as soon as he explained it." Ivy laid on her desk, troubled by a difficult question. After complaining, she looked at her phone on the

side.

Half an hour ago, she took a photo of this question and sent it to Liam.

Under normal circumstances, even if Liam is busy, he would reply.

But now it's been half an hour, and he hasn't replied.

"I just asked another teacher, look at this solution." Wayne sat opposite Ivy, handing the iPad to her.

Ivy glanced at it listlessly.

Although it was a bit complicated, she understood after a while.

But while solving the problem, she still complained, "Liam is still better, his thoughts are much simpler than this!"

After saying that, she looked at her phone again.

Liam still hadn't replied to her message.

Did he fall asleep?

Seeing his daughter's mind not on the task, Wayne was more convinced that his decision to send Liam away was correct.

Ivy is so dependent on Liam now, if this continues....

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