The Supreme Man: Took Everything in Power novel Chapter 788

Originally, Kingsley was still considering how to persuade Old Mrs. Sheffield to cooperate with him. Unexpectedly, Freddie's move gave him an opportunity.

Under the pressure of the Tanners' reputation, it was impossible for the Sheffields to extract themselves from the situation.

To protect the family, Old Mrs. Sheffield would have no choice but to cooperate with Neveah.

After listening to Kingsley's words, Old Mrs. Sheffield's brows furrowed even deeper. The wrinkles on her face seemed to be twisted into knots.

Freddie, on the other hand, stared at Kingsley with a fierce look. "Kid, what do you mean? Are you planning to fight me head-on? If you dare to mess with me, I promise you won't live to see tomorrow night!"

Faced with Kingsley's interruption, Freddie could no longer maintain his image as a business tycoon, and his underworld aura was completely exposed.

Jeremy also added fuel to the fire. "Nicholson, you don’t respect Mr. Morgan at all! You're really tired of living!"

Seeing Freddie's aggressive demeanor, Cameron walked to Old Mrs. Sheffield's side and whispered, "Grandmother, I don’t think that Mr. Morgan has good intentions. He’s interested in our family's brand only because he wants to use the cooperation to make Gautier Jewelry Atelier look good. After we agree to cooperate with him, he might find an opportunity to claim our history as his own! By then, our efforts will be in vain!"

She glanced at Kingsley and continued, "Grandmother, haven't you always wanted to preserve the Sheffield Family's legacy? Cooperating with Mr. Morgan will definitely destroy the entire Sheffield Family. However, Neveah is different. Reene, the president, is a local and knows the ins and outs of the market. She is also sincere!"

Old Mrs. Sheffield started to waver, but she was still worried and whispered, "What you said makes sense, but... if we cooperate with Neveah, will it be detrimental to Mr. Nicholson?"

Although Old Mrs. Sheffield was conservative and stubborn, there was a reason for it.