Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 810

"Mom, I want to stay with Uncle Sean..."

Candy said cautiously as she looked at Leah.

Leah's eyes turned, and she stared at Candy for a few seconds.

Finally, she made up her mind.

Even if it troubled Sean, she could only do it to give Candy a good living environment.

"I want to stay here."

Leah looked at Liana and said her decision earnestly.

"Well..."

Liana froze. She did not expect Leah, who had always been cowardly, to refuse her in the face.

"See our guests to the door."

Sean picked up Candy and left the living room.

Leah had made her choice, and now it was his turn.

Liana and Faye left the villa in disgrace.

Leah and the Quinn family's issue was over for now.

From now on, Leah and her daughter would live in Sean's house.

Fion could only accept that.

Leah thanked Sean again once they were gone.

"Forget about it.

"I believe in destiny and that we can decide our destiny.

"So I will start a company that will focus on cosmetics and beauty-related categories.

"You and Willow can run this company together."

Sean told Candy his plan as he folded origami with Candy.

Willow paused slightly when she heard that.

She did not even know when Sean had thought of these things.

He had even paved the way for her and Leah.

"Can... Can I do it?"

Leah widened her eyes as she paused slightly.

Without further comment, Sean reached out and pinched Candy's face.

"Leah, just do whatever Sean says."

Willow muttered as she patted Leah on the back.

"Okay!"

Leah nodded gently and agreed.

...

Time passed quickly.

In the blink of an eye, another two days passed.

The Zimmer family had had a difficult time during these two days.

Jon had secured the best land in River City, which was the biggest and most promising. He was ready to pour money into it to achieve something big.

However, there were formal procedures that were difficult to settle.

Besides that, due to the high compensation Sean offered, the compensation amount they had to pay also increased.

The original residents refused to sign if they did not at least match the price that Sean offered.

After holding out for two days, Jon could not take it anymore.

He had to take part in the price war whether he liked it or not.

It was only going to hurt Zimmer Corporation badly if this dragged on.

After all, he had spent a lot of money on the land. It was fair to say that he had bet the Zimmer family's fate on it.

The Zimmer family would face a huge crisis if something went wrong at this point.

Therefore, Jon could not sleep over these two days.

Today, he finally decided to go with Sean's price.

However, when he was in his office planning the rest of the development process, Quill returned to the office gloomily.

"Didn't I ask you to negotiate with the original residents? Why are you back so soon?"

Jon looked at Quill and asked in surprise. 'Did it go so well?'

"Dad, it didn't work out."