Her Mysterious Mogul Hubby novel Chapter 591

Zachary had been biding his time without making any retaliation. However, the business circles were waiting to watch a good show. It didn't matter when it would happen or who would come up on top-it was certain to set off a bloody storm.

"Why are they here to attend Hector and Helena's wedding? Do the two families rely on help from the Lindberg Corporation?" Charlotte asked uneasily.

"You're not too stupid, I see." Zachary pinched her chin lightly.

"Isn't that a great disadvantage to you?" Her expression turned sour. "On top of that, you're dismissing the engagement with the Synder Group. If the Synder Group were to align with the Lindbergs, then-"

"They've already aligned." Zachary rubbed at his temples. "We'll settle everything here once and for all."

"For real?" Charlotte turned pale with fright. "The Synder Group and the Divine Corporation still have ongoing collaboration projects. How could she align with the Lindbergs at this juncture?

According to the contract regulations, they would have to compensate ten times their capital in the case of a breach."

"Indeed, it is stated so in the contract, but anyhow, it was my fault. It wouldn't look good if both parties continue fighting over it," Zachary said bluntly. "More importantly, the Nachts are indebted to Taylor Blackwood. I can't make them cough out the compensation."

"Then..."

"Well terminate the projects, dismiss the contract, and call it quits. From now on, we'll no longer owe the Blackwood family."

Charlotte couldn't come up with any response to his words. Outsiders who were unclear about the situation might think of Zachary as arrogant and impulsive. But she was well aware he was sacrificing these to give her and the children status and a proper home.

Actually, he didn't have to rush with calling off the engagement. Had he been more of a selfish, practical jerk, he could totally marry Sharon Blackwood and deal with the Lindbergs before handling his personal matters.

Yet, he chose otherwise.

He would rather give her and the children a name, even if it meant shouldering a tremendous amount of pressure and risks.