A Touch of Sweetness novel (Finnick and Vivian) novel Chapter 612

Mark couldn't help but think about the events of the past. It happened a long time ago, but he remembered every bit of detail clearly.

As far as he could remember, Samuel had always adored Finnick. The old man would satisfy his every request as long as it was adequate.

At first, Mark wasn't bothered as Finnick was the youngest son in the Norton family. His parents were dead, so it was normal for Samuel to shower him with love. However, as time ticked by, Mark grew increasingly annoyed by his brother.

Finnick grew up to be an accomplished adult. Hence, Mark felt threatened by his brother.

Thud! Mark's kick landed on the chair in front of him. Even after venting his frustration, he still felt anger thrumming through his veins.

It all started at Norton Corporation's company annual dinner ten years ago. All employees and board members were there. Samuel brought Finnick to that party. He wasn't bothered, since Finnick was a Norton, after all. To his surprise, the old man even introduced Finnick to everyone formally. When Mark entered the company, Samuel only introduced him to a few board members.

Hence, Mark flew into a fit of rage when he realized his grandfather was telling everyone that Finnick would be his successor.

He could still remember how infuriated he was. As he thought he was far better than Finnick, he couldn't understand why everyone's attention was on Finnick. Even the employees were all sucking up to him!

Back then, he got so livid and decided to take action against Finnick. After working his way up to his current position, he refused to let Finnick take over his position easily.

Before he could come out with a plan, Samuel's actions shocked him to the core.

After introducing Finnick at the company annual dinner, Samuel started bringing Finnick to various business meetings. In less than two months, most companies who collaborated with Norton Corporation frequently got to know of Finnick's existence.

He knew if this were to go on, he'd lose the fight.