His Ex-Wife Is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus) novel Chapter 1341

Dylan scoffed coldly. "I don't care if you're the president or an emperor. If you think you can just march in here and take the young masters away from Chairman Emeric, you're out of your mind. If you insist on pushing this, we'll see you in court. Aside from the fact that you have zero chance of winning, do you honestly think the boys will ever acknowledge you as their father? They probably hate your guts."

Benedict's expression darkened as the words struck a nerve, and he stood up abruptly.

Suddenly, the study doors were thrown open, and a furious roar shattered the heavy silence in the room.

"I don't care if you're an emperor or the king of the gods, stop dreaming! We are never going back with you!"

Elvis stormed into the room first, his fiery temper on full display. Arnold and Bennett followed closely behind, with Cassius and Evadne bringing up the rear.

Thaddeus, Chasel, and the others remained outside. At its core, this was Ashbourne family business, best handled behind closed doors. Having outsiders present wouldn't do any good right now.

After all, they were dealing with a foreign monarch. Even if Helgen was far away, an emperor still possessed enough power to put the Ashbourne family in a very difficult position. He could even put Emeric in danger.

Seeing the aggressive intrusion, The Royal Chamberlain immediately stepped in front of Benedict to shield him.

However, Benedict remained completely unfazed. He gently nudged his aide aside and stood with his hands clasped behind his back. He carried himself with elegant composure, but his deep, scrutinizing gaze was entirely locked on Cassius and Arnold.

Particularly Cassius. For years, Benedict had kept a close watch on him from Helgen. He knew Cassius was the eldest son of the Ashbourne family, which meant he was also his own firstborn.

Every emperor in the royal lineage harbored a deep obsession with the firstborn son, firmly believing that the eldest was the most suited to inherit the throne.

What made it harder to resist was that Cassius was remarkably outstanding, bearing a striking resemblance to Benedict in his youth.

Even putting the succession of the throne aside, Benedict genuinely admired the young man. His visit wasn't just for negotiations; he had come to see Cassius with his own eyes.

He wanted to see his biological son.

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